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Invitation to Activism Tomorrow!

Hey freedom-lovers and friends,

From 4:30pm to 5:30pm tomorrow evening, a few of us in Protest Warrior will be flying Old Glory, some of the military service flags, and a few banners supporting our troops and the elections in Iraqi from the Browns Lane I-64 overpass. We'll see if our local media have any noses for newses...

If you can clear your calendar from 4:30 to 5:30 tomorrow and want to stop by to help hold the banners or lend moral support, feel free! We'd love to see you there!

Sorry for the short notice but I just now finished stenciling my first banner and have much more to do before I go to bed! Consider this your written invitation. ;-)

Comments

Kadnine said…
I. Am. So. There. But I need a little help with the address. Where are you guys planning to park? Is there a landmark that you plan to meet at? "Browns Lane I-64 overpass?" I've tried Mapquest and it's no real help, I'm afraid, as I have been living outside Louisville for the last five years and the East End was never my old stomping grounds. (I grew up in Portland, Shiveley, and PRP.)Can you give directions from the UofL area?
1/28/2005 01:16:00 AM
Rena Bernard said…
Oh man, Kad, we'd love to have you join us!! We're meeting at the Denny's closest to the overpass we've targeted -- 4030 Dutchman's Lane -- at 4pm today. From there, we'll figure out where to park for the mission. From what I hear, we're going to have about a block or two to hike to the overpass. We're dressing very warmly as the cold and wind promise to be frigid! Looking forward to meeting you and having you with us today!!
1/28/2005 01:34:00 PM
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