make boylove, not war!

as previously mentioned, antheia and i are rounding up some slashers against the war for the rally in new york on saturday. antheia has now posted updated rally information.

so far, SAW is 5 slashers strong. it's a rather cheap bus ride from anywhere in MA. why don't you join us? leave a comment if interested. and remember,

WAR IS WORSE THAN HET SMUT!!! ::winks to suckeriove::

qui tollis pecatta mundi

strapping on the big boots today. it's supposed to be snowing again when i'm on my way home. wheeeee!!!

ok. i'll cut my choir blither as it will probably be boring to most. ( last night's rehearsal )

i think maybe i'll make myself finish the s/r story tonight. just so i can be done with it. i want to read thing. ::whines:: and damnit, a little soul wrenching fear isn't going to stop me!

off to work... oh how fun. editing sermons for hours on end. well hey, maybe i'll end up accidentally enlightened or something.

i'm leaving out the whistles and bells

it's snowing... but not enough to prevent me from being able to go to work tonight. :( ::looks at sky pleadingly::

work today was unexpectedly fun. when i got there, i spent an hour editing one person's sermons... they weren't very good. and then there was one in which she basically says "spanking a child is ok." sure, some people think so. but i had my doubts that the church i'm working for wanted to take that stance. i asked, they didn't. anyway, we ended up deleting all the stuff i had edited. then i had an hour long discussion with my 'boss' who sings in my church choir... about our (evil!)minister and all her problems and what a mess the church is. it's sad. very very sad. i hope they find a way to resolve it soon. a way that involves her not being there anymore would be especially good.

then i went back to work but really spent the majority of the time chatting with the other young person there, C. i like her. and she's funny - since i mentioned having a girlfriend, she's been dropping huge hints about her own gayness. cute. and then i ended my day there by editing a really good sermon about death. and about how to be human is to have to make a choice between hope and despair. very tolkien. and beautifully written.

i wish i could take a nap now. or read the end of fotr - i'm finally being more consistent about reading and getting sucked in. but i have to plan tonight's rehearsal. bleh.