Ah, dilemma

[featherynscale]

Go to the Marriage Amendment Forum, or stay home and sleep?

Life is full of tough choices. I'd rather sleep, all things considered, but what I'd rather do isn't always as important as it might be.

In other news, first appointment with the attorney this afternoon. I can't find all of the things I was supposed to bring in. Not that this shocks me. I've been in collections my entire adult life, so throwing away the collections notices has become an ingrained practice. It's a thing that I am looking forward to, the absence of people calling and mailing demanding money. We might even start answering the phone again. Maybe.

Comments

[zylch.livejournal.com]

Right. Marriage Amendment Forum. I should do that, as I haven't any other particular plans tonight. If I remember, that is.

[featherynscale.livejournal.com]

Yes, you should. Especially as you *live in Kansas* you know. I'd just be a foreign agitator.

[zylch.livejournal.com]

I think the term is "liberator."

And I definitely intend to vote on the matter. I just have to figure out whether I want to vote "yes" or "no." (I know whether I want that amendment, but I don't know how they've worded the question. They've done tricky things like make you vote "no" if you supported something before.)

[triadruid.livejournal.com]

I believe this is adding an amendment, and thus a No would keep the constitution from being changed..?