According to this article from Agape Press (the so-called journalistic arm of the notoriously right wing, anti-gay and etc American Family Association), the Hamtramck City Council will be voting on an ordinance to allow mosques to broadcast calls to prayers over loudspeakers. (but not between 10 PM and 6 AM.) The community has a . . . → Read More: Religious Freedom, huh?
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We are gearing up for the opening of Sr. Mary Ignatius Explains It All for You this Friday at Directors Circle. It’s going relatively well, and looking forward to it. The rest of this past weekend was preettu nice. Deb’s PC seems to be better. I need to work ojn some Pride Picnic stuff . . . → Read More: Final week of rehearsal I have pretty much rebuilt my work PC. It was being a boogerhead about re-installing Visual Basic 6.0, until I recalled that installing Crystal Reports 8 messed up permissions on some registry keys. (I found the error message online when re-trying, and dimly recalled that we had faced this a few years ago.) The . . . → Read More: A good day I am mostly done with having the PC at work rebuilt. The hard drive had gotten hopelessly screwed, so they replaced it. They were able to hook up the old drive to get some of the data off. Now, the only problem is that Visual Basic refuses to install. Something to poke at. Last . . . → Read More: Work PC rebuilt, end of a busy week A very busy week with completing the newsletter and rehearsals, so I haven’t written as much stuff. I had put the full complement of light bulbs in the vestibule light, and it chose a rather weird time to fall and shatter. No harm done, but I felt like a ditz for having wrecked it. . . . → Read More: Are we having the conversation I think we’re having? A relatively good day. I got a few things behind me at work, and am almost done with some enhancements to the donor tracking software. I was still a little wiped out when I got home, so I napped for a bit, and then took the dog for a walk. It’s really odd as . . . → Read More: Good Friday stuff A surprisingly upbeat day! I was at work and it came up that we were to load Donor Vantage, the fund raising software I had written, at the Erie Roman Catholic Diocese office, and also Millennium, the software that the payroll department uses, at the First Assembly of God. (And check out the latter . . . → Read More: Big Religion Day Well, well. I guess we should have expected this. According to an article at the right wing news site Agape Press (basically, the editorial arm of the American Family Association), Diane “Whack Job” Gramley, noted regional anti-gay activist and shrieking virago extraordinaire, has her knickers in a twist over the discussion of equal marriage . . . → Read More: Diane “Whack Job” Gramley at it again. So, I went out to dance at the Zone and had a pretty good time. At one point I was thirsty, and left the dance floor to get a drink. As I was standing in line, I noticed that the quartet from the restaurant earlier this evening was nearby, and the woman I thought . . . → Read More: Amusing postscript, neighborhood gay bar night I had a very nice chat Friday night with one of the women who was married in San Francisco recently. I wasn’t aware of this, but only 5 couples from Pennsylvania were married there while San Francisco was allowed to have that. One always assumes that things are more populated or active than they . . . → Read More: Chat, dancing and etc |
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