Shameless plug: my weeklong adventures volunteering for Hands on New Orleans. For example, meet Peggy, a native who faced losing her home and family in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
Please join me as I return to explore one of my favorite cities as it struggles to keep going.
Touch screen may or may
not record your vote at polls …
e-democracy.
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Creole flavors bring
spicy reminders of a
New Orleans before.
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Ready to mark your choice for the hotly contested county probate judge (place 2)? Or state ag commissioner?
No? What?! The election’s on Tuesday.
OK, fine. We’ll help. But this is the last time.
Really.
Dizzy feeling comes
with little sleep and sudden
change in surroundings.
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The harder I try,
the harder I fall. So I
try again and hope.
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Bad decisions pile
up in mountain of regret
and lousy results.
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Dream is still the same:
Late for class without having
studied for big test.
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October ruled! It was busy month for Wade on Birmingham, and a memorable one at that. Let’s look at the latest harvest …
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My opponent is
a cut-and-run murderous
insider traitor.
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As I sit here in my darkened house waiting for the power to come back on, I realize that it ain’t so bad. I haven’t written in a while, and I can put Superphone to the test.
