They'll probably nab my computer. Someone else will have to keep blogging. Just throw up a new site and start keeping the community posted - people will find it. Or put AZ Indymedia to work. Go to court hearings and actions and cover stuff the paper isn't. Show everyone that the resistance is still alive.
I don't really think anyone would want to hang on to me for long, actually - that would just give me more to write about once I was free. They'd have to keep me forever...which I guess they could, if they wanted to.
Or fry my brain. That's really the greater concern. I'm being rehabilitated from a semi-vegetative state already: they could still pull the plug on me at any time. This state budget could be it. There's so much blood on the legislative floor; I don't know how some of those people sleep at night. Remember: They're reconvening Tuesday, August 4th at 2pm. Focus on the governor now.
Here's what's promising to be an awesome upcoming event. Let's see if I can get all the technical difficulties worked out:
A new play by James E. Garcia
directed by Luis Avila
A world premiere production
This show is appropriate for general audiences.
When: Aug. 14-16, 2009 (Evening performances at 7:30.
Matinees on Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m.)
Where: Playhouse on the Park,
(In the Viad Bldg. at Palm and
Information at 602-460-1374 or by emailing info@centromacehualli.org.
This show is produced by New Carpa Theater Co. (newcarpa.org) as a special fund-raiser for the Macehualli Capital Campaign organized by the Tonatierra Community Development Institute to preserve and develop the Macehualli Community Campus Facility in
Tickets $20 general admission and $10 for students. (You also may donate as much as you wish.) To buy tickets for these performances or to contribute to the Macehualli Capital Campaign, visit centromacehualli.org.
THE PLAY: Regino Ortega, an undocumented immigrant, has been living in the
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