They're doing a repeat of The Interview With Christopher Chu. Lots of commotion with a live news press conference with Alberto Contador. Report - Tour Winner Contador Pleads Innocence In Doping Case. Manage to doze back to sleep. Short dream about making a mess with the coffee maker. Oy! The alarm goes off. Turn on Stephanie Miller. Of course, they talk a lot about the sad story of Tyler Clementi.
Report - Rutgers Student Tyler Clementi Remembered As Distinguished Musician. "Jumping off the gw bridge sorry," Clementi wrote on Facebook before jumping to his death. Unnecessary suffering. Beef and beans for breakfast. Shower. Keep listening Stephanie Miller. Some right-wing tool calls in to argue against the hate crime laws. I'm sick and tired of the “Murder is murder” argument. Anyway... Walk up Westlake to work. 10 - Margot, Kathy, Renee and Cristin. Several groups are on the deck who enjoy watching the drill machine on the old playground. 11 - Charmaine's lunch. The 7 Seahorses are hanging out in the classroom... just freeplay. Patty takes the kids to the Bike Room while I set up lunches. 12 - Upstairs to the Moons & Stars for Erin's lunch. The 14 kids eat lunch. I hang out with Ben, Rowan, Gwen and Emily. They're interested in my Quinoa salad. On my way downstairs, Kechelle says that she's sending me a photo which she took with her iPhone.
It's me, Cristin and Darnell at a recent meeting. It's kinda funny. My glasses are always crooked. 1 - Renee's lunch. All the Starfish are sleeping... while they play It's A Big World.
This lullaby/ quiet time CD is pleasing not just for the toddlers, but the grown-ups, too. The lyrics are positive and affirming. Andy comes in to cover Cristin's lunch. He's usually carrying an interesting book. He's reading an anthology of Antoine Artaud. 2 - Patty's lunch. The 7 Seahorses are sleeping. They wake up slowly-but-surely... one-by-one. Walk to my place. Drop off stuff. Up to Harvard QFC to pick up a few things. Watch a little France 24. Nice report on Gliese 581 - believed to have the most "Earth-like" planet discovered to date. Watch some MSNBC News. Some - Outer Limits - The Special One.
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