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[blindambition30]

we went out to Town Spa yesterday and it was our waitress's birthday. She kind of seemed like she was in a bad mood, perhaps it was working on her birthday waitressing 6 teenage s gigly cuz we're naturally high off vacation. anyways, we made a happy birthday card for her out of a napkin and left her a 33% tip. I looked in the window as we were

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[gengy]

Very nice of you to cheer up the waitress. :D

That movie thing sounds like a lot of fun. I'd love to do that in like Rhode Island, or some place that doesn't have gay marriage yet, y'know?

[blindambition30]

yeah, it'd be interesting to interview people from Massachusetts (only state with), Vermont or Conneticut (unions), states working to get gay marriage/civil union rights, and states where amendments have already banned it. do the whole spectrum. I SERIOUSLY would love to get people interested.

[ucntkillheroes]

I'm definitely interested!

and yesterday was a lot of fun.

[darkpowers]

I like what you did for the waitress :) And I wanna see your film thang when its done.

[theseparisroses]

The names of two of the senators who would be teriffic to interview are Liz Malia and Paul Kujowski (I don't know how you spell that.)

Also, Lou Kafka. And do you want to expand this to US-wide? We could even send a letter or a question to Barney Frank, maybe he'd answer, and we could read it on tape.

The questions. I made a list of some, but I'm not sure where I put it. :/
They fell along the lines of "Do you support gay marraige, speaking from the point of your career, which entails that you represent a multitude of people with diverse opinions?" and "Why do you think so many people are against gay marraige?"

More to follow. I can't wait. I'll ask for more names from my mum.

Also, heard you loved Wesleyan. I went there to check it out a while ago. Have you seen Connecticut college?

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[blindambition30]

I wrote up a few questions too. I was thinking it would be interesting to get all points of view as well, like talk to religious leaders and just random protesters/supporters off the street. we could do some stuff at the day of the parade before prom really, that would be an excellent place to find leaders of groups fighting to get gay marriage passed in other states.

I was thinking about what we want to really show people with the video. I
m still trying to get a grasp on that, but I was thinking that maybe we could have a kind of underlaying theme of that the fight that people are having today is developing the world that this generations kids will grow up in. We could ask everyone something along the lines of, "What would you say to children who are confused about their uality or may even identify themselves as gay?" or whatever. just to get a feel of both sides and p[robably also hear some good quotes.

Wesleyan is my #1, early decision all the way. havent looked at conneticut college though, sorry dont know anything about