Friday, February 18, 2005

Don't Think of An Elephant

I'm reading Lakoff's book about how conservatives have "framed the issues" of the political
debate, having strategically worked on their agenda for the past 40 years. I feel our side is hopelessly behind.
Today I did not get much done because Quinn was home from school sick and my sacred routine was disrupted. Spent too much time reading blogs. But I did finish Thandeka's book Learning to Be White. A good read about the links between racism and classism. Another recommendation.
Quinn is almost done reading Taggarung and now he must create a book poster. Rosalyn has to make a mousetrap car and conduct physics experiments with it. This weekend sounds like homework weekend to me. I have a bad attitude about this. I wish I could see the gates in Central Park instead.

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