TN DEATH PENALTY BLOG
We are traveling through Tennessee's heartland and highways, meeting folks and starting conversations about our death penalty.
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Contributors
Friday, October 06, 2006
The War at Home
As usual this week, we've been fighting the death penalty here at TCASK. On Monday, I traveled to Memphis to facilitate the renewal of the TCASK Memphis chapter. On Tuesday, I was in Crossville doing a talk with Hector Black and Joyce House. On Wednesday I went at spoke at Glendale Baptist Church (it was a fun talk). But all that time, I've also been having another fight - fighting a very annoying head cold and cough. It's been a real pain.
One of the problems with having only one person in the office is that there aren't a lot of people to delegate work to if y
ou aren't feeling very good. My momma has told me to stay in bed for a day and get healthy. And I wanted to, but there just hasn't been the time this week, so I've been trying to keep my energy up for talks at night and then get some sleep so I can be in the office and be moderately productive.
So, if anything come up tomorrow . . . DON'T CALL ME!!!
Because tomorrow I intend to sleep in and take it easy so I can be healthy next week when Bud Welch comes to town! It's hard to abolish the death penalty if you aren't healthy.
One of the problems with having only one person in the office is that there aren't a lot of people to delegate work to if y
ou aren't feeling very good. My momma has told me to stay in bed for a day and get healthy. And I wanted to, but there just hasn't been the time this week, so I've been trying to keep my energy up for talks at night and then get some sleep so I can be in the office and be moderately productive.So, if anything come up tomorrow . . . DON'T CALL ME!!!
Because tomorrow I intend to sleep in and take it easy so I can be healthy next week when Bud Welch comes to town! It's hard to abolish the death penalty if you aren't healthy.
