Yet again, I'm writing the post from the good ol' Rec Center...

Fahrenheit 9/11
Last night, I saw the movie Fahrenheit 9/11. I'm not going to be naive and say that it wasn't one sided, because it was, but I learned a lot from this movie. I'm not afraid to say that I don't like Bush or his decisions, and I already felt that way before this movie, but it was solidified last night. The fact that our president didn't even react to the news that we were under attack makes me sick to my stomach... how could he not do anything?!! And, the fact that he waited 2 months after 9/11 to try to find Bin Laden? HELLO! I was so angry walking out of the movie. And it was really hard watching the mother who lost her son in Iraq. Oy.

If you want more on this, I'd say read Ian's blog, because he was very articulate with what he had to say... misterfrisky.blogspot.com

The message that I want to leave everyone with: VOTE! Being able to vote in the upcoming election is one of the most awesome rights we have, and we all need to take part in it. There are absentee ballots that you can get, so no matter where you are, you can vote. If you don't vote, you have no right to complain with how our country is being run.