i am hoping and i am praying

let us hope.

let us pray.

let us remember that things can change.

for the better.

they can.

right?

Comments

Beth Owl's Daughter said…
Yes, things can change.
Yes, we can change.
Yes, we are the change.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
5:19 AM
Anonymous said…
Thank you for sending this out, Honey.

I still remember Harvey's speech.

I not only know things can change,

I know that it is inevitable.

May we all dare to openly celebrate our own sacred queer lives.

May we all dare to dwell in beauty, balance and delight.
6:16 AM
Anonymous said…
Thanks for the shout out about www.8against8.com. Today is day 5 of 8. We made our original goal but are trying to raise as much as we can to help defeat Prop 8.

We all need to ban together!

-Grace Rosen
www.gracethespot.com
4:44 PM
Hecate said…
I am open
and I am willing,
for to be hopeless
would seem so strange.
It dishonors those who go before us.
So life me up to the light of change.

~Holly Near
6:17 PM
Marjie said…
'Course they can.
What we have that my Grandparents didn't:
*better working hours
*no child labour
*women can vote
*teachers can get married and teach while pregnant
*labour unions
*social welfare

While it may not be perfect...it is change and for the better
8:14 PM
Anonymous said…
FYI, I voted NO last week. Put a little spell on it too : )

So many candles on the altar this year.

I will always have hope. Grace gives me this.

Blessings

Kat
8:51 PM
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