Comments on: Scenes from the Can(Vast) Streets of Sioux Falls http://www.bashfullydesigned.com/2008/07/21/scenes-from-the-canvast-streets-of-sioux-falls/ Wed, 11 Jan 2012 17:21:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Ariel http://www.bashfullydesigned.com/2008/07/21/scenes-from-the-canvast-streets-of-sioux-falls/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Ariel Thu, 24 Jul 2008 16:33:39 +0000 http://www.bashfullydesigned.com/?p=55#comment-17 Maybe your going to the wrong neighborhoods for being yelled at. Which is probably a good thing, you probably can't change the mind in a few minutes of those who yell at you, but you can probably get those who agree to actually get out there an vote. Maybe your going to the wrong neighborhoods for being yelled at. Which is probably a good thing, you probably can’t change the mind in a few minutes of those who yell at you, but you can probably get those who agree to actually get out there an vote.

]]> By: Carlyn http://www.bashfullydesigned.com/2008/07/21/scenes-from-the-canvast-streets-of-sioux-falls/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Carlyn Wed, 23 Jul 2008 21:16:10 +0000 http://www.bashfullydesigned.com/?p=55#comment-14 You! You're doing some good things in South Dakota! Me, I'm helping oil companies get away with killing Nigerians. Woops, am I allowed to say that? Anyhow. 1) Miss you, lady! 2) I need help (if you can give it)! I've decided to write my personal statement for law school on California's no-fault divorces and how they financially affect the cheated-on spouse. It has personal relevance, since my grandmother has been paying my grandfather spousal support for 16 years even though he cheated on her and has a domestic partnership with the woman he cheated on her with. I've done some research already - I pulled some articles from databases via Georgetown, and I'm planning on going to Stanford's library, but since you're an honorary librarian AND an advocate for family rights, I thought perhaps you might know of some resources I'm missing. I think I want to spin it as a feminist thing (fault having been rid of in marital legislation because of gendered bias) or something like policy designed to protect the innocent/underprivileged does not necessarily work on an individualized basis. What do you think? (Goes without saying that I'm ridiculously bored at work, and enjoy your blog.) You! You’re doing some good things in South Dakota! Me, I’m helping oil companies get away with killing Nigerians. Woops, am I allowed to say that?

Anyhow. 1) Miss you, lady! 2) I need help (if you can give it)!

I’ve decided to write my personal statement for law school on California’s no-fault divorces and how they financially affect the cheated-on spouse. It has personal relevance, since my grandmother has been paying my grandfather spousal support for 16 years even though he cheated on her and has a domestic partnership with the woman he cheated on her with.

I’ve done some research already – I pulled some articles from databases via Georgetown, and I’m planning on going to Stanford’s library, but since you’re an honorary librarian AND an advocate for family rights, I thought perhaps you might know of some resources I’m missing.

I think I want to spin it as a feminist thing (fault having been rid of in marital legislation because of gendered bias) or something like policy designed to protect the innocent/underprivileged does not necessarily work on an individualized basis.

What do you think?

(Goes without saying that I’m ridiculously bored at work, and enjoy your blog.)

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