Resurrecting an old REAL ID graphic of mine from back in 2005…
Tomorrow’s the deadline for trying to get your Senator to say no to an employment verification system requiring everyone to have a REAL ID for a job. Read more here.
Will it make any difference all those faxes? If it does I swear I’ll try on a daily dose of optimism.
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I’m still trying to decide if I want to be (more) in the system by applying for a passport, just to have the receipt on me that may or may not be required when passing through the border back into the U.S. down there.
I have already been informed that I have 30 days in which to report to the DMV and get my driver’s license and license plates changed over and I don’t even know what state I’m going to be residing in yet. Sigh.
I always wondered what it would be like to live in a fascist dictatorship.
Remember when we were kids, the Duck and Cover drills? The backyard barbecues hosting the newest Bomb Shelter Dig on the block? REDS?
I’m still trying to decide if I want to be (more) in the system by applying for a passport, just to have the receipt on me that may or may not be required when passing through the border back into the U.S. down there.
I have already been informed that I have 30 days in which to report to the DMV and get my driver’s license and license plates changed over and I don’t even know what state I’m going to be residing in yet. Sigh.
I always wondered what it would be like to live in a fascist dictatorship.
Remember when we were kids, the Duck and Cover drills? The backyard barbecues hosting the newest Bomb Shelter Dig on the block? REDS? The Iron Curtain? I never could quite get that image right in my head of an iron curtain.
But, I’m getting better at it.
Oops, little glitch there; pre-mature postulation. I was gonna say, I like your Real ID and I want one. You know, to flash the border guards with. lol.
The “Iron Curtain” was a very powerful symbol to grow up with as a child, however difficult it was to pin down the imagery. Little kids hear something like that and they tend to think literally. I can remember attempting to envision an iron curtain. There were enough photos of fences and walls that I was aware what it was but I still had in my head a ghostly iron curtain mingling, that stretched up to the heavens.
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