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In the Sun Our family's difficult homesteading winter is summed up in Joseph Arthur's song "In (More) Our family's difficult homesteading winter is summed up in Joseph Arthur's song "In The Sun" which we discovered in late January and have listened to since then. Lately pictures of Patrick, the first calf born on our old homestead, have been coming up on our screensaver a lot. I decided to make a slide show combining "In the Sun" with pictures of Patrick and our old homestead. Patrick was a surprise for us as no one knew that his mother, Pezra, was pregnant. One Sat. morning I went out to feed the cows hay and discovered his feet sticking out of his mother. Patrick was unique in many ways. His partial white belt (he was half Dutch Belted and half Red Angus) looked like a large "L" on one side while on the other side was a silhouette of a cat. Patrick was really affectionate with people. Our family really enjoyed him but with his cousin being born 3 weeks later and 3 other cows on a small lot, reality set in. He was a beef bull on a 4 acre vegetarian homestead so as much as we liked him, we had to sell him. Fortunately, the Read Angus farm family we purchased Pezra from and where she was bred wanted to buy him. We bottle fed Patrick for 3 months and they came to take him away. He ended up being more like a pet for this family who owned 20 or so other beef cows. Patrick even gave their 5 year old rides on his back. When they moved him away from the house and into a large pasture with the other cows, Patrick mooed incessantly until they relented and moved him back. He was much like Ferdinand the reluctant bull of the famous children's story. However a few months later Patrick suddenly became sick and died, leaving his new family deeply saddened. I think we were all very happy to have known him. His affectionate nature left a big impression on us all as he had such a positive effect on the environments and people he came across during his short life. It turns out there weren't enough pictures of Patrick to complete the slide show. However as I combed through all the pictures from our old homestead and added photos here and there, the slide show became about much more than Patrick. It became about our entire family moving from the past to the future. Viewing this slide show lifts our spirits and prepares us for the coming spring that is going to open up many new possibilities for deepening our homesteading experience Other pictures in the video include the painting at the beginning entitled "Passing Clouds" by George Inness and Parthasarathi Rajagopalachari, a Raja Yogic Master, celebrating the Pongal festival in southern India. The waterfall, bamboo grove and pond are at Maymont Park in Richmond,VA. (Less)
John Russell at Election Reform Rally, Tallahassee, Fl. March 21, 2007, Steps of the Old Courthouse at The Florida State Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida
(More) March 21, 2007, Steps of the Old Courthouse at The Florida State Capitol, Tallahassee, Florida
Sponsored by Voter Verified Paper Ballots President Bill Faulkner, Russell advocates in no uncertain terms the necessity of eliminating Touchscreen voting machines before the Presidential Primary in Florida next February.
Russell also reiterates his prior endorsement of Presidential Candidate John Edwards noting Edwards advocacy for eliminating the notorious Touchscreen voting system.
John Russell, Clint Curtis, Christine Jennings and Frank Gonzalez are contesting 2006 election results in Tallahassee Courts as well as before the House Administration Committee in the U. S. House of Representatives. The 2006 Florida Gubernatorial election of Charlie Crist is also being contested.
John Russell's Endorsement of Senator John Edwards' Democrat for President in 2008 as published on Kos.
John Russell Makes Case For and Endorses John Edwards for President in 2008
by John Russell Fl 5 [Subscribe] [Edit Diary]
Thu Dec 28, 2006 at 12:38:11 PM PDT
Dear Friends:
Today, December 28th 2006 John Edwards formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the office of President of the United States. He had been working to help the people of New Orleans many of whom remain dramatically impacted by the effects of Hurricane Katrina... Now a distant memory for most Americans...
It is with great enthusiasm that I write you today asking you to join me in endorsing the candidacy of Senator John Edwards, in the 2008 race for the Democratic Presidential nomination.
John Russell Fl 5's diary :: ::
In a world ravaged by chaos, respect for America as the great beacon of light from which sound judgment and leadership are the norm, rather than the exception must be restored. John Edwards is the one individual in my opinion who will restore objective positive consideration and judgment to our nations highest office.
John Edwards has expressed his opinions and taken action on behalf of the major issues of the day including his admission of regret regarding his vote for the war in Iraq. I am confident that he will demonstrate the courage to place action behind his words in beginning to take the steps necessary to move American forces out of Iraq as he said in his announcement this morning.
I heard John Edwards not only this morning, but in the past, point his favor toward a universal health care system covering all Americans, as well as investments in alternative energy to break our nations dependence on fossil fuels.
John Edwards has spoken of two Americas... one that represents those individuals who live in the very top tier and in contrast to the huddled masses who live in an ever-growing bottom tier. The middle class is shrinking. John Edwards offers answers to the growing economic chasm that gives rise to this "Two Americas" problem.
Restoring "progressivity" to a Federal Tax policy that is now essentially flat as a result of the Bush tax cuts (disproportionately benefiting the top 1% of income earners), is mandatory if America is to stave off further declines in the ranks of the middle class.
It is my considered opinion that the former Senator from North Carolina is the only candidate with the political courage to carry out what needs to be done in order to accomplish this necessary goal.
America is not in a good place in so many ways today as I write this message. In this historic time America and the world are in need of a person of great character and judgment in this most important of positions; A person who will place a steady hand on the helm of this great country who can and will motivate and work with other capable people to lead the world out of this tumultuous storm of turmoil in which it finds itself.
Lets work together to put John Edwards in White House in January of 2009. Let's work together to help John Edwards realize his dream of achieving "One America".
Thank you for your attention.
John Russell, Dade City, Florida
www.johnrussellforcongress.com
Tags: John Edwards, John Russell, 2008 elections, president, FL-05, House (all tags)
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Thanks for the endorsement! by docciavelli, Thu Dec 28, 2006 at 01:11:02 PM PDT (5+ / 0-)
if you ad this pic to your diary by EdwardsRaysOfSunshine, Thu Dec 28, 2006 at 01:15:45 PM PDT (3+ / 0-)
How do I add the pic to a diary? by John Russell Fl 5, Thu Dec 28, 2006 at 02:01:38 PM PDT (2+ / 0-)
you have to host by mbair, Thu Dec 28, 2006 at 02:23:49 PM PDT (0 / 0)
Thankyou for your statement! by America08, Thu Dec 28, 2006 at 02:05:55 PM PDT (0 / 0)
I'm with you Congressman! by Leslie H, Thu Dec 28, 2006 at 02:32:19 PM PDT (0 / 0)
Sigh! I still consider Al Gore to be ... by va dare, Thu Dec 28, 2006 at 02:38:19 PM PDT (0 / 0) (Less)
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