Je suis bien contente que Noël t'ait offert ce miracle! (que tu nous fais si bien partager)...C'est un merveilleux présage?
Merci pour ce morceau!...Tu sais mon père adorait le Jazz...
Je t'embrasse fort
Ondine

Bonsoir Val,
Je vois avec plaisir que tu continues tes aventures...Même en Région Parisienne!
J'en reviens justement et...il n'y a pas à dire, je suis heureuse d'être revenue dans ma province d'adoption.
Passe de belles fêtes, si tenté soit-il qu'elles se fêtent par chez toi!?

En tout cas, je t'embrasse:)

Mu

Je te souhaite une très bonne et heureuse année 2010 Val

Qu'elle t'apporte plein de bonheur et plein de voyages fantastique que tu nous fera partager via ton blog

Gros bisous,Sébastien

Equality & Our March - Staceyann Chin


Equality has to be more than a word,
In a country made up of more than one kind of people, it has to be the right of every person breathing, it has to be a given.
For every household, every arm, every elbow, hand to hand, those of us with the power to speak, must speak, must march to recreate the arc of our own history, the future must become a door we all can walk through.
So we have to willing to fight for more than what makes us comfortable.
Because what makes us human is the acknowledgement of a universal humanity : Gay, black, latino, transgender, white, Irish, Chinese, American, Jamaican, bisexual, bicultural, bi partisan, tri state, red state, blue state, every right for every resident, every protection for every union, homosexual, heterosexual, evangelical.
Equality has to be more than a word that we apply theoretically; it has to become practice, a way of living, a way of changing the world.
Equality has been the catchword of every revolution, every resolution led by the people in history, be it civil rights or Stonewall, the halls of freedom beckon to all who choose to hear, all who choose to be a witness to a reckoning.
Things change, progress, it is the way of humanity, the way of growth and when it ends when the iron hand of this era eventually ends, I want to standing on the right side of progress, the side of truth, the side of compassion and equality, I want to say Yes that I was there, that I was present among the descenting, standing in the unrelenting turn of a time when every family united by love was covered under the law, from the Golden Gate to the Statue of Liberty, from Florida to Niagara, Equality is more than just a word we lend to politicians to gain our votes, it has to more than rote, it has to become breath and repetition, it has to be a right, it has to be the light we all can run to, it has to be what we say, what we believe, what we chant, what we want is equality, is equality, is equality, is equality.