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When I posted my last blog entry, after my dear friend Charlie Reardon passed away, I was well and truly burned out. I've always been a pessimist about the city I live in, always cynical. As a "Masshole" (and proud of it!), I have always been obsessed with local politics. That is both very good, and very bad.
I still sit on the Commission on Disabilities; in fact, David Martel and I are presently the most senior members, having been appointed 10 years ago this summer.
I've been on Facebook in the interim--I still am, in fact--but I've found that I miss posting photos and events, and not all of my friends are on Facebook.
I also found new activities to take up, which I want to share here.
I don't intend to change the blog very much. I still hate talking about national politics, now even more so. I do talk about local politics, when it interests me. (Despite what one would think, I have always been politically involved, voting since 1984. )
I'll talk about disability issues, Salem photos, some local politics, and whatever new thing I have found this week.
À bientot! (See you soon!)
