I Would Not Die For You

I have decided that it is much harder to not die and not kill for someone whom you have loved and lost than it is to die and kill for him.

But, I would do anything for you, Jacob.

Anything.  Even withstand the pain.  Because I'm your big sister.

If only I could do something to bring you back.

I will always love you, Jacob.

Jacob Michael Braasch (01/28/86 - 02/02/10)

I Left My Heart at the Capitol

I will always love you, Jacob.

Jacob Michael Braasch (01/28/86 - 02/02/10)

I Left My Heart in DC

I will always love you, Jacob.

You will spend eternity guarding over our great national monuments in Washington DC.

Everywhere I go, baby brother, you will be with me.

The whole world will be your final resting place.  All of the most beautiful and wonderful places in the whole wide world.

You deserve nothing less.

Your big sister is taking care of you.

Jacob Michael Braasch (01/28/86 - 02/02/10)

Remembrance of Things Past

Tell yourself this, too, for it is a kind of pleasure to know that you will never love less, that you will never be consoled, that you will constantly remember more and more. -- Proust


I will always love you, Jacob.  I will never be consoled.


Jacob Michael Braasch (01/28/86 - 02/02/2010)

Thank you, French Senate!

Thank you to the French Senate for standing up for women everywhere!

I hope more countries follow France's example and say no to gender apartheid and gender segregation and gender slavery in the public space and say yes to gender equality and secularism and the full recognition of the humanity of women!

Woo hoo!  Go France!

Here's a link to the news story:

http://edition.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/europe/09/14/france.burqa.ban/?hpt=T1

Gender Desegregation Wednesdays

I have a new piece up at Daylight Atheism called Gender Desegregation Wednesdays.

I am quite fond of this piece.

Enjoy.

http://www.daylightatheism.org/2010/09/gender-desegregation-wednesdays.html

I Left My Heart in Montreal

I will always love you, Jacob.

You will spend eternity in the Saint Lawrence River in the Old Port of Montreal.

It is a beautiful place.  I am happy to know that you will be there always.

Jacob Michael Braasch (01/28/86 - 02/02/10)