Visited friends for the election
Nov. 5th, 2004 11:19 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nancylebovI visited ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
nellorat, womzilla, and supergee for election night. It was a major pleasure seeing them and hanging out (and with the rats, too). At the moment, the only conversation which comes to mind was the bit when Bush won, and I said "I thought more people would be like me" (I usually don't vote, but I did this time, and I thought that more non-voters would come out for Kerry), and nellorat said, "Nancy....". There may have been some noticable number of people like me, but I should have realized there wouldn't be all that many.
Oh, and some very good conversation about how it's generally only practical to try to change one habit at a time.
And I'll probably get a copy of _In the Shadow of No Towers_.
nellorat, if you're still interested in the interface between fiction and the author's actual religious(?) experiences, check out this article about Arthur Machen. Machen's career was much weirder than I'd realized.
nellorat, womzilla, and supergee for election night. It was a major pleasure seeing them and hanging out (and with the rats, too). At the moment, the only conversation which comes to mind was the bit when Bush won, and I said "I thought more people would be like me" (I usually don't vote, but I did this time, and I thought that more non-voters would come out for Kerry), and nellorat said, "Nancy....". There may have been some noticable number of people like me, but I should have realized there wouldn't be all that many.Oh, and some very good conversation about how it's generally only practical to try to change one habit at a time.
And I'll probably get a copy of _In the Shadow of No Towers_.
nellorat, if you're still interested in the interface between fiction and the author's actual religious(?) experiences, check out this article about Arthur Machen. Machen's career was much weirder than I'd realized.
