[Angelwood]

Thanks for taking on the task of writing the after-action report, JVb. Nice hugging you again.

DC Chapter Ping!

[FreeTheHostages]

True fact. At work until 6:45 p.m. Had to stay. Then went and bought leftover pastries at the Au Bon Pain on 19th Street? Grabbed a cab and went over. Arrived at 7 p.m. All dark.

I picked up the phone. This lady answered. I said, well, have my protestor friends left? She said, "Yes, they were very nice. I'll come talk to you."

This lady, petitie, 30-ish, with short hair, dressed in black, came out of the Embassy booth. She almost seemed to feel sorry for me that I missed them. I asked her how it was. She said they were nice and polite. She said the media came. I said, "When you estimate the number of protestors, can you add one more to the list, because I was here too and I don't like France's policies?" She said "yes" but I think only because she felt sorry for me.

LOL, kinda pathetic Freeping on my part, huh? I didn't even have that much to do after 5 p.m., but I had to stay in case something happened at 6:30. Sigh. Now I get to say what everyone else always does: YOU GUYS HAVE ALL THE FUN!

Good work. Um, anyone want some leftover pastry?

[ClancyJ]

Thanks so much for the great pictures and for all your ongoing effort.

I agree - it warms my heart to see that some young college students are smart enough to see through all the propaganda the left promotes. The ARE our future and they make me proud.

[Ligeia]

In today's Washington Times: Students protest French stance on Iraq . They got some press!

The students stood on Reservoir Road NW in Georgetown holding flags and signs that read "Appeasement Protects Saddam" and "We tried this with Hitler."

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

B U M P!!!