Time to let go I think. We fought a good fight. Now let's win one for the Donkeys....
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Yes, Helen Hunt and I really are twins. She just doesn't know it.
Welcome to Psych City
Hello & Welcome...
I'm an aspiring writer with a full time job as a psychotherapist and mother of two tow-head elementary school kids. Did I forget to mention I am also full time employed as Chief Cook and Laundry Engineer? Although these roles leave me scant moments to write, I steal them when I can in hopes that 20 years from now I will have an archive to draw from. However, I submit and submit just in case someone wants me sooner.
I work at an inpatient psychiatric facility which often serves as both inspiration and fortitude in my journey as a writer. I also have a private practice where I see less severely suicidal or psychotic patients - more towards the functionally neurotic group in which most of us fall. In either setting, I am never ceased to be amazed at the willingness to start fresh in the face of pain, the resilience of people and the place that we all come from - love.
And so here we are in my blog at PsychCity, USA, where I hope we can create a forum to find our creative spirit and kick start our writing pens, or just plain let off some steam.
-Anne
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Obama 2008
About Me
- WriterKat
- Sometimes a kat's gotta write, sometimes she's gotta talk politics, and sometimes she's gotta just let it out.
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- pjd
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4 comments:
Sorry, Polikat. I know you wanted it. I would have been very happy with Hillary as the nominee.
I don't think primary voters were choosing based on issues, but rather on personality and momentum. This race is just another example that very early leaders have everything to lose.
Did I miss something important while I was wandering the crowds of the Magic Kingdom? It really was magical, I suppose, if it insulated me from politics for a day.
Anyway, there are so many dynamics going on this year. On a policy level, these two candidates are very similar (with the possible exception of flexing military muscle outside our own borders). Thus, we all vote our emotions based on many things. Gender and race are the most obvious. The baggage that Hillary carries is inescapable, as is Obama's lack of experience. I suspect there's also a bit of a double-Bush backlash against Clinton... as in, we tried two Bushes, and maybe that wasn't such a good idea, so we shouldn't try two Clintons.
Anyway, I maintain that either would make a fine president, especially following the buffoon that's in there now. I'll vote for whichever gets the nomination.
I think Obama will do just fine. I liked Hillary, thought her experience was a real value, but then again, change is good. I'm just ready to move on to beat McCain. I would hate to see another Republican in the house.
I will vote for either one, but do like Obama much better.
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