Occupy Where-I-Am

[madamesilverspurs]

It's been a long time since I've been able to camp anywhere. Shoot, even when I go fishing I have to take a comfy chair and head home after an hour or two. So, as thrilled as I am to see the growing crowds, there's a part of me that is just plain envious of those who can be there.

That said, there's not a thing stopping me from "occupying" whatever spot I find myself in. To that end I've been making small posters and putting them on my dashboard; I've shared some of those posters here and other places on line. And guess what? It's getting noticed! This morning I was returning from a doctor appointment when another driver honked, pointed at my little sign in the window and grinned while giving a thumbs-up. Then, just a few minutes ago, I was stopped at a red light and the driver next to me repeated the earlier driver's actions.

Yeah, I know, two whole people. Big whoop. But this area is not exactly a hotbed of liberal activity, if you know what I mean. So I'm kinda stoked. Just cuz I can't get to the big rallies doesn't mean I don't have a voice, right?

So I'll just keep occupying Parking Lot and Highway, Occupy-On-Wheels. Feel free to join in!

[livetohike]

1. Great idea!

I'm occupy-the-forest where I live. I occasionally leave to go buy creature comforts like food :-).

[Fire Walk With Me]

2. K&R!

:hug:

[marions ghost]

3. Occupy on Wheels

...love it :thumbsup:

[great white snark]

4. You go girl!

When I was employed I "occupied" my little office much to the chagrin of my fellow teabagger/conservative a-hole employees. I LOVED upsetting them without even having to speak.

[PETRUS]

5. Way to go! nt

[kestrel91316]

6. Bumper sticker idea:

OCCUPY AMERICA - BECAUSE THIS LAND IS OUR LAND

[me b zola]

7. My toons are occupying Eberron

:evilgrin:

But thanks for the reminder to get signs in the car. :)

[krabigirl]

8. This is awesome.

[jwirr]

9. Just two for you but think what two for every DUer would mean. We

have needed a way to show solidarity with the occupiers and this may be one very good way to do it. I wonder if my grandson's car has insurance for vandalism when grandma uses it as a protest vehicle?