She said it was one of the greatest moments of her life. I'm so proud.

She's on the far right in the grey t-shirt and glasses.

I did that back in the early 90s, when Bush Sr. was in office. It's an amazing feeling!

AnotherLoverToo said:

You know... there is this actress that reminds me of you, or you of her... whichever... I can't think of her name. I'm gonna go try and google her up!

AzureStarr said:

Susan Sarandon?

AnotherLoverToo said:

I think our mom did the same back in the day...

(kind of amazing a second Bush is in office, huh??)

And... YAY for your sister! (sorry... I just happened to think of my comment to Another and forgot to write that... oops!)

AnotherLoverToo said:

No. Long red hair... very pretty. She's in a movie that's coming out soon and I can't google because I can't remember the name of the movie or her co-star. Anyway... her comments in the trailer remind me of you.

AzureStarr said:

Julieanne Moore? I lubbb her.

AzureStarr said:

Thanks. Yay!

starkitty said:

I think I was about 22-23 yrs old or so then....

That's awesome! I would have loved to have gone, but it didn't work out for me. I donated $ though.

My buddy went to that this weekend and I babysat his new kitten while he was gone. So in a way, I went to the march too, if by "attending the march" you mean "playing with a kitten."

Anxiety said:

You weren't supposed to tell anyone about us.

starkitty said:

Her email said, "I marched for your uterus".


She rocks.

Awesome. Good for her.

well done... i hate that Bush.

I was born under a bush, take me home Mr. President !

starkitty said:

I would be proud too!

Goody on her!

dawntreader said:

Our last election was a JOKE.

And the punchline has not been worth the wait.

TheFrog said:

Yeah. Good for all of us, hopefully.

starkitty said:

But tell me, isn't he ahead in the polls?

CookieMonster said:

I don't know, I'm not as politically aware as I should be.

I know I won't be voting for him.

for your mom..

In my day, I protested the Viet Nam War... I was but a young one.. But my feelings were strong.. And what I saw in those men who returned, just broke my heart....

Carrie, Star, Azure let's get together sometime and contribute to the world... Maybe a few beers before..

sag10 said:

That sounds lovely. My mother's passed on just over 10 years now, and I'm sure my sister did this for her as much as anyone.

It's interesting how we each change the world in little ways.

Brilliant!!!

starkitty said:

How very honorable... And your mother must be glowing..

Yes, we do change the world. Just imagine if we all participated..

I wish I coulda been there. Bravo for your sister!

I listened to the march on Public radio

It always makes me sad that women are on this insane bandwaggon to deny other womens rights to control their own bodies and destiny. This administration has done so much damage to womens right to choice. If they get another 4 years you can guarantee abortion will be illegal in 2008..... It's scary and sick.

your sister is a wonderful person.

Thanks everyone. And we're all voting, yes?

OUCH. I'm outta the loop. I didn't even know anything about
the march until I read this thread.

I did attend the one in the 90's, though, like AnotherLoverToo.

According to Sunday's paper, the polls are pretty close, with Bush's
ratings higher than they were in Feb/Mar, after a round of negative
attack ads against Kerry. Sigh....