November 15, 2008
Welcome to my blog, Pagan Pundit. I intend to let loose, intermittently, on current events, pet peeves, and plenty more from an eclectic pagan perspective. Since I have the equivalent of three full-time jobs to try to keep up with, there may be long intervals between posts.
Until less than two weeks ago, what free time I had was dedicated to working to elect Barack Obama president. Not that I think he's the perfect candidate, but considering the alternative, I felt honor-bound to do anything I could, from contributing to decking my eye-catching little car out with Obama paraphernalia. On Election Day itself, I served as a poll worker from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., then headed home to glue myself to the TV and soak up the results. One of the unique features of being a poll worker is that you have no glimmer of how the election is going until you are done with your job. Frustrating sometimes -- as is the perfect impartiality demanded of you in your official role -- but intriguing, and the sort of challenge on which I thrive.
OK, I'm going to do what I can to jazz up the format of this blog, but since I'm what I fondly refer to as a techno-moron, don't expect too much!
About Me
- Sully
- American by birth, spent a good part of my childhood overseas. Speak four languages (two of them well). Traveler on five continents. Historian by training, also an M.B.A. First time working for a political campaign: 1968. Survivor of hijacking by Palestinian terrorists. Have lived on both coasts and in the middle of the U.S. Writer and editor. Married to an immigrant (now citizen) and child of an immigrant mother and U.S.-born father. Pagan since 1992. Love this country even when it drives me crazy.
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