Adventures with Dr. Lady Cutie Troublemaker

Kristin found this image online and did a craft! This is the picture I took:

And here’s the original picture flipped: 

Kristin and I walked up the road to grab some cheap eats for dinner. Usually, I wouldn’t be happy about the restaurant being closed, but I was pretty impressed. I’d forgotten about the Day Without Immigrants, but driving around, soooo many local places were closed. If the immigrants weren’t in JP, it would be the wasteland we saw today. As Kristin said, "Good for them." I’m sure they lost a lot of money today, but it definitely proved a point.

This place is around the corner from my house. It is always overflowing with people hanging around inside and on the street. There are usually a few cars out front, too. Today, this is what it looks like for the Day Without Immigrants.

The sign was put up today, the Day Without Immigrants, on the house next door to Kristin. "Si se puede" means "Yes, We Can." It’s a Cesar Chavez reference. Here’s a video I found about him and the Day Without Immigrants.

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Update: Asshole visits my Moblog picture! Also, here is some more information on the protests.

Hey look! They are filming a real movie in JP. Wonder if I’ll run into any Amy Poehler and Will Arnett in Zon’s or something.