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Things are getting interesting in Placerville, my little town. The anti-gay faction has been around and being ugly for some time. Many of us have been demonstrating in favor of tolerance. But free speech comes in many different colors, styles and messages.
More photographs of this event can be seen on the flickr site Hate Free County.
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~ I hate the feeling of sadness~
Referring to Assbach's idea of keeping things short & sweet.
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Rev Elizabeth O'Neill speaking at the vigil held on the capitol steps in Montgomery, AL, Feb 21, 2010
Alas, my son hates to pose for pictures, thus so many of my shots of him are from behind. Occasionally, it does present an interesting look, though.
I couldn't figure out which one I liked better....or which picture shows more depth of how im missing my blonde hair.
You tell me, which picture is better?
Anything that tied under my chin was hated by me, often told off for undoing the chin strap or damaging it, I could just about tolerate a sou'wester if it was just loose on my head providing it was large enough to send any rain down the back of my coat rather than the back of my neck.
Heavy cloth coats were also a dislike, school raincoats were fine if they were waterproof, the shower-proof type were poor if long term play was outside in the rain.
At the age of eight in the children's home I found a new adult to do battle with over - me and a sou'wester. The solution by the Sister was to take away my ordinary raincoat and sou'wester, and replace it with a rain coat in the girl's design with a hood attached.
Her thoughts were that I would think of it as a punishment. I was quite happy, my neck no longer got soaked, and adults don't take much notice of girls as they are seldom up to mischief, at a distance my tall thin looks meant I passed for a girl, tall shiny wellingtons in the girls' fashion also helped.
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