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Live Blogging the Illegal Boycott

I was all set to live blog the whole illegal alien trying to coerce their way to citizenship rally today, when I realised that I had better things to do. For instance, I was preoccupied with packing the man's lunch for work today, brewing some fresh coffee, washing the mornings dishes, doing a little laundry, taking the kids to school, filling up my gas tank, doing a little candy bar purchasing at the local convenience store down the road, putting in a few hours of work so I can make a paycheck and to help with the burden of paying my taxes, reading up on the candidates for tomorrows election, cleaning up the house a bit, checking out my favorite blogs, picking up the kids from school, stopping to get them a little after school snack, making a pit stop at the grocery store to buy a few items, coming home to cook dinner, renting a movie for me and the man, and later I'll be watching the movie while waiting for muffins to finish baking in the oven.
Oh, yea, life is good.
I'm American, and I love my country... which leads me to believe that those who claim to love this country forget that a basic feeling of love begins with respect. And if you respect something, you don't break it's laws. Illegals can claim to love and respect America- but just by their being here, we know that they have already committed their first crime.
Illegals, go home, and if once you are there you realise that you really do love America and really do want to be part of our great Country- do it the legal way. That's how you win our respect and your right to be here.


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