So, although this interrupts the flow of the campaign, we're all moving nearby. The move may very likely interrupt this blog for a day or so ... but hey, that's what you need to know about campaigns: you should be ready to flex with the flow, whether material or in the political atmosphere.
Hey, I know something about this. I was working a campaign during the San Francisco earthquake of 1989. A whole city lost its equilibrium for days and there we were with a campaign to win. (We didn't.) But that's another story.
Picture of the new digs -- also temporary and a big step up -- for at least the next two weeks.
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Oh no, Jan! Best wishes to you all. (Even the bedbugs want to join Team Dem?)
This move went as smoothly as could be for 35 people and their food and cooking equipment and their belongings. That is, not perfectly, but very well indeed. And the move is temporary, so we'll go through it again, but with more warning.
Folks were out canvassing by the afternoon yesterday.
I'm very proud of the union for being willing to find a solution that treats their workers as deserving partners and leaders in the struggle for a good life.
Amen! And for you as well, dear friends!
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