One of the nice things about working for a company that does business around the world is receiving congratulatory calls from our overseas customers. I particularly enjoyed talking to a man from Singapore this morning (at 9:00 a.m. my time and 11:00 p.m. his time)! Incredible ...
Here's more from there (thanks, Emily, for the link!):
posted by DAN SAVAGE on NOVEMBER 5 at 8:33 AM A local blogger writes…
I ride the 7 bus to work those mornings I can’t face my bicycle. It comes up from south Seattle and traverses rich and poor neighborhoods, the International District, Pioneer square and Downtown. Usually, it is a hateful, loud, messy conglomeration of tired people. This morning, an older black man sat with a grin on his face. He was dressed for construction work. Out of the blue, he shouted, “YES, we can!” It was completely infectious- people responded in a chorus of “Yes, we can,” and there was clapping, and there were grins, ear to ear. And we rode on together.
One of the nice things about working for a company that does business around the world is receiving congratulatory calls from our overseas customers. I particularly enjoyed talking to a man from Singapore this morning (at 9:00 a.m. my time and 11:00 p.m. his time)! Incredible ...
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That's awesome. Thanks for putting that up.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the early-morning comments, Dad and Marisa!
Just heard a story on the radio that began with the phrase "President-elect Obama." Love it!
I believe you last screen-gran in this post sums it all up! By far my favorite way to put it into words...if I was the swearing type ;)
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Love the Stranger!
ReplyDeleteHere's more from there (thanks, Emily, for the link!):
posted by DAN SAVAGE on NOVEMBER 5 at 8:33 AM
A local blogger writes…
I ride the 7 bus to work those mornings I can’t face my bicycle. It comes up from south Seattle and traverses rich and poor neighborhoods, the International District, Pioneer square and Downtown. Usually, it is a hateful, loud, messy conglomeration of tired people. This morning, an older black man sat with a grin on his face. He was dressed for construction work. Out of the blue, he shouted, “YES, we can!”
It was completely infectious- people responded in a chorus of “Yes, we can,” and there was clapping, and there were grins, ear to ear. And we rode on together.
Oh what the hell:
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They're even celebrating this win in a galaxy far, far away!