Showing posts with label occupy wall street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label occupy wall street. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Inter-Occupy Media Strategy Conference Call Notes from 2/13
Being the least media-esque of the group, I hope my notes are somewhat understandable....
Do we all have the same goals during an action?
Monday, October 17, 2011
OCCUPY DC
Should have gotten closer. Great artwork on anti-GMO truck at Occupy DC.
Wow. He actually IS a cave-dwelling troll.
BIG native bee on lantana outside the EPA building. They have dots on their backs & smooth, shiny abdomens.
While admiring the VERY busy pollinators outside the EPA building, an employee eating lunch offered to escort me inside so I could get a souvenir from the employee store in the basement. I was so excited I almost peed my pants (NERD ALERT!)!
The Capital building burned down completely except for a small area. The oldest part of the capital are these columns that have corn at the top. Corn being SO important to our founding fathers, it's a mystery to me why our govt would let Monsanto fuck with it.
OCCUPY DC! Freedom Plaza
Edible landscaping outside the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.
STORM'S A-BREWIN'
I happened upon a quiet sitting area out on the capital grounds that had a very pretty spring/waterfall. Was my favorite part of the whole place.
Wow. He actually IS a cave-dwelling troll.
BIG native bee on lantana outside the EPA building. They have dots on their backs & smooth, shiny abdomens.
While admiring the VERY busy pollinators outside the EPA building, an employee eating lunch offered to escort me inside so I could get a souvenir from the employee store in the basement. I was so excited I almost peed my pants (NERD ALERT!)!
The Capital building burned down completely except for a small area. The oldest part of the capital are these columns that have corn at the top. Corn being SO important to our founding fathers, it's a mystery to me why our govt would let Monsanto fuck with it.
OCCUPY DC! Freedom Plaza
Edible landscaping outside the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.
STORM'S A-BREWIN'
I happened upon a quiet sitting area out on the capital grounds that had a very pretty spring/waterfall. Was my favorite part of the whole place.
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