They actually stopped regularly attending the church they'd been going to for several years once he became President because they felt the security was disruptive to the congregation (I know someone who was in it at the time) and would rotate between several in the area.
Up in Maine, they go to St. Ann's Episcopal. [link] (Which I mostly link to for the "Lookit the pretty!" factor. You can't see it in those pictures, but right behind the church, where you see the break in the trees in the first picture, is a cliff overlooking the ocean. And the design of the inside of the church is just neat.)
OMG, Jesse, that job is awesome.
Jesse, that looks cool!
It's called OMG! OMG!!!
I mean, aside from the part where it is genuinely interesting.
OMG!
That is spiffy. I'd be tempted to apply (I'm not afraid of Philly!) if I were even remotely qualified.
Oh, and in regard to the Segways - I'd contacted "Fox 5 Investigates" (yes, I went over to the dark side) and was intervied two weeks ago ... for a piece which may never air.
I'm thinking of hitting other news outlets - ABC has a pretty good consumer advocacy feature. sigh
What an incredible PITA, Toddson.
the Segway tours that are running wild on the sidewalks.
I am cherishing my vision of feral Segways, terrorizing people for access to an electricity outlet, then emerging to knock down passers-by and rolling away beeping hysterically.
I'm thinking of hitting other news outlets - ABC has a pretty good consumer advocacy feature. sigh
If you could somehow get this to the Daily Show, I'd love to see what they would do with it.
How can you be an evangelist Episcopalian? I mean, I'm sure there are such things, but it's... SUCH a different version of Episcopalian than I'm used to!
Like this: [link]
Strictly speaking its non-denominational, but it was started by an Anglican parish and is largely Episcopal in the U.S.
It's one of your more intelligence-friendly forms of evangelism.
Actually, feral Segways would probably be easier to deal with than with tourons riding them. Part of the problem is that the people riding them - with very poor control - seem to think they're toys. They just about run you over and if you yell at them, they laugh and zip on by.
