Before I went to this meeting today, I shopped at a nearby Borders. I found this book: The Anger Solution. I think it is helpful. Basically, so far, the author is suggesting that one should have a constructive outlet for one's anger. I kind-of knew that already. My psychiatrist suggested I read an anger-management book. One should express one's anger in healthy ways.
I went to the HGLBT Pac meeting 3-3-2010 and got to vote for which judges the Caucus would endorse for the 270th civil district court seat, and the 311th family district court seat.
Roberts Rules of Order were followed, as they always are at these meetings, impeccably. Kris Banks ran the meeting, the current president of HGLBT PAC.
Yesterday, I went to a small caucus convention for the democratic party after voting in the primaries and I get to go to the precinct convention for my precinct.
Jolanda Jones, Houston City Council at large position 5, told of how she is trying to help a trans-gender person on her staff who is being harassed for using the ladies room. There may be an executive order from Annise Parker as a policy decision. Joland Jones is a tall, black, stylish, beautiful woman who speaks her mind -and has been endorsed by the caucus again and again. And she keeps winning.
About Me
- Jim
- Houston, Texas
- Although I have never worked as a programmer, I earned a B.S. in applied computer science with a minor in music, graduating May 20, 1989. Several months after that I moved to San Francisco from New Hampshire so that I could spread my wings and become a little less provincial. I strive every day to make the world a little better, and to improve myself a little more. And "better" is a relative term, so, you can read my blogs to discover my opinion of what is better, and, consequently, what's worse.
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