#73 take two

Edit: I learned something new today. Blogger timestamps your post for when you START the post, if you let it sit as a draft.

I'm going to consider this the last post for #73. When I listed it, it didn't occur to me that I could be writing from now until eternity. I covered a bunch in my first post, and I've decided to do this one list form, since it would take me ages to complete in paragraph form. It covers a whole plethora of ideals, some of which will be expanded upon at a later date, some not.

- the body is sacred and beautiful, regardless of social and cultural norms.
- a person can love many other people.
- marriage is for life.
- People shouldn't be buried. It's a waste of space. (somebody, somewhere, is going to hate me for that...)
- if men don't have to shave, neither do women.
- marriage for reasons other than love is acceptable, but only if both partners are totally committed in their decision.
- Gay love is acceptable.
- So is gay marriage.
- I am pro choice.
- There may not be anything after death, but until I find out, as far as I'm concerned, it's reincarnation.
- As the human race, we should practice religious and ethical tolerance, not hate.
- The government system doesn't make a difference to me. When there is someone I like, I will vote. When there isn't, I won't. I feel no obligation to my country to vote. If Canada goes to hell, I'll move to a better country.
- I think homelessness is bad, but feel no pity for the people who are homeless by choice of drug addictions.
- The supernatural is real, and it is something to be afraid of.
- The perfect family unit isn't always perfect.
- Being "hip" and "in" is overrated. I will dress how I feel, and wear what I want, regardless of whether it is "so yesterday" or not.
- Drinking alone is unacceptable. Always.

And this...



"There's only one race, and that's what the show brought out. That is the human race. There is only one race, period!"

SO SAY WE ALL!

(alright, so I geeked out there, a little. But I think it's pretty profound for the cast of Battlestar Galactica to be invited to a United Nations meeting. And Commander Adama speaks truth.)