lethargicI'd really like to go on the march because... it's still the case that people who can dress in a fairly normal way and speak in a middle-class accent have more "power" in politics. So the more "normal" people that go, the better. Even if Our Beloved Leader has his head so firmly up his arse that he can't see that the majority of people in this country don't want to go to war with Iraq, having a large gathering of predominantly "normal" people - the sort of people who might vote for him, for instance - might dislodge it. We can hope, anyway.
Last week I was thinking about ringing up the various organising groups to see whether anyone was arranging wheelchairs & helpers for people who couldn't walk the route. But then I thought it would be very unlikely that I could get up in time. I still think it's very unlikely that I can get up in time, and it's now too short notice to arrange anything. So I suppose I will have to be supportive from my bed.
