Going to work post rain storm on Tuesday, I had to take a moment to snap this shot. The clematis on this Bliss Street fence was planted by neighbors who have moved on but the fruit of or rather flowering of their work continues to bless us living in Sunnyside. Yes, there are a few of these wire fences in historic Sunnyside Gardens -- and some are covered with gorgeous rain-kissed clematis.
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Monday, May 26, 2008
Buy American Links
Thanks to Dorothy Morehead sending me this link to an MSNBC article on buying American products -- one of my favorite topics (and that of my cousin Jean and sister-in-law Becky), I have found a whole slew of new sites, including Stephanie's On My Mind blog associated with StillMadeInUSA.com. Good stuff to read and share with others. Check 'em out, and buy American when we can, please! It is for peace, it is for justice, it is for American security, it is for American jobs! Thanks!!
Saturday, May 24, 2008
The $3 Trillion Shopping Spree
This is fascinating -- both the video AND the online site it leads you to. Play it right and enjoy life as well as giving to others: live-assisting and -giving rather than life-destroying, which is what the illegal invasion and occupation is doing to Iraqis and our economy. Watch it -- then play the game. (It is fun to see what others buy.)
Friday, May 23, 2008
Gorgeous Day in NYC
Sun! Perhaps we will have a sunny holiday weekend?
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Green Kevin
The Bacon Brothers performed at Riverkeeper's Shad Fest and Hudson River Celebration, near Cold Spring NY. More pictures on Flickr, including some of Bobby Kennedy Jr., Dan Aykroyd, and fiddler Carrie Rodriguez.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Action
WQIDC and Citizen Action of NY held a panel discussion at All Saints Church in Sunnyside on the topic of Clean Elections and Social Justice.
Friday, May 9, 2008
Bush mining fact
Jon Elliott said on his Wednesday This is America radio show that there is a plan to extract uranium from the Grand Canyon -- by a British Bush-crony company! He added that one official has asked, "I wonder how Britains would react if an American company went to drill at Stone Henge?" This was reported not in the American corporate media, Jon concluded, but in the Times of London. Let's all say "Argh" together! [Thanks, Jon!]
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