October 31, 1994 - March 29, 2008
Global Alliance Summit, Costa Rica 2009
2 weeks ago
Tuesday, April 01, 2008
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I'm changing the world... whatchya been up to?
Birthdays Without Pressure
I Work for Peace
What is Peace?
Interesting Information
My Blog List
Blogs/Links I like
- A Poetic Justice
- ACORN of Inland Empire
- Alternative Gift Registry
- Be Funny or Die
- Claremont (A local!!)
- Conservative Nanny State - Read all about it...How the Wealthy Use the Government to Stay Rich and Get Richer
- Deepak Chopra Blog
- Democracy Lover
- Dennis Is Right
- Down with Tyranny
- Feet In 2 Worlds - An Immigration News Project
- Gina Lee Photography
- Great combo music blog
- James Howard Kunstler - Clusterfuck Nation
- Laws of Necessity
- Liberal OC
- Matt, Liz and Madeline
- New American Dream-How to Green Your World
- No Impact Man
- Peaced Together
- PR Watch - Center for Media & Democracy
- The Quaker Agitator
- The Rehearsal Studio
- We're Not that Stupid --- Women of Alaska speak out against their Governor
- What Would Lincoln Do?
About Me
- Bobbi Jo
- I am the I am like you are the I am like we are the We that Muhammed Ali talks of in the world's shortest poem and biggest truth. "Me. We." I have been known to forget who I am only to be reminded in fearful, humiliating ways, but it's cool, ese, because sometimes that's what it takes. I am what I choose and I choose to remember a different way now, a higher way, always reaching higher, always learning, giving, being more than I was before because the I am is ever expanding beyond infinity - or as Buzz says, "to infinity and beyond" - and then it contracts like a breath and the journey begins again. Right now I am breathing in and the expansion is inevitable so that I am filled enough so that I can breathe life into you.
Capitol
Bobbi goes to Washington - BTW did I mention that this picture is only possible because I dared to ask a Muslim woman who was nearby to take it. Then I found out she was taking pics of DC, her first time here, while her daughter (recovering from kidney replacement that was donated by the mom at GW University Hospital and therefore couldn't walk) circled the area in the car while her husband drove. And yes, when they stopped to pick mom up at the curbside, they were questioned by an officer on the street. It was a little surreal. Beautiful woman, warm and friendly. Through a chance conversation I met a beautiful family, loving husband, and a woman in love with the hope and promise of this country (besides me).
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