Politics – Tse Moana

It’s April!

Tuesday, April 12, 2016 by Tse Moana Leave a Comment

I lost track of time a bit, and am also short on time right now. So short this will be, as well.

April first I went to see Zootopia with Gert. It’s a very good movie. Very well made, good story and a good message as well.

April 2nd, Ikea brought my shelves and Nienke’s dining set. I built mine, and Nienke’s parents picked up her set to deliver to Nienke’s house.

Then on Sunday I went to the farm where we had a work day to get material for our re-enactment camp back in good shape. We fixed existing benches and tables, and also built new ones. In the picture we’re working on the new kitchen workbench. It was a good day to spend outside, and we got a lot done.

The week after saw the voting for the Ukraine-referendum. I voted for the agreement, and am pretty bummed it didn’t pass.

Last Saturday I went to the Farm again, this time for Feije’s birthday. I got him books, as I like to do for small children. An informative book with huge pictures and fold out sheets about animals and a story book about a little kid on a farm with a goat. The kid as drawn looks quite like Feije.

Later this week we’re going to Ikea again. This time to pick up an extra dresser for my bed room. Plus there’s a movie plan for Friday and a Mom birthday this Sunday 🙂

Elections

Friday, September 14, 2012 by Tse Moana Leave a Comment

We had elections on the twelfth. It was the first time I didn’t vote for the GreenLeft party. I’ve always, ever since I was first able to vote, been a GL voter. I am, in fact, an actual member of the party, even now (note to self: call to cancel that). However, with the mess that we’re in I took an extra hard look at the various standpoints and also took strategy into account. And with that, this time I ended up with the Labour Party (which is usually my second choice).

I’m extraordinarily pleased that they got the amount of votes that they did. I would have preferred it were switched with the Party for Freedom and Democracy’s votes (41 vs. 38), but in the grand scheme of things, it could be much worse.
Now all I’m hoping for is that they both realise that the people have made a clear choice, and they really don’t have another option but to form a coalition together. So by the almighty Gods I pray they learn the meaning of the word compromise and don’t still fuck everything up.