Diamonds on the inside

THINGS I AM EXCITED ABOUT:
--Tomorrow, I have two things to do, then glorious NOTHING
--Iron Man this weekend!
--Going for dinner/drinks/movie with work folks Friday!
--I just watched Lars and the Real Girl, and have now seen the strange attraction of Ryan Gosling (but I refuse - REFUSE - to watch The Notebook) - early-stage schizophrenia ftw!
--Our "stimulus payment" was taken off our ass-raping "tax burden" from 2006, so we can pay that off in the next 3 months
--We got our refund from the city!  W00t!  *gives city a big V for...victory*  It's just going to the IRS, but still...
--Now that my car is fixed, it's getting around 32mpg on the highway!  I haven't been to the gas station for almost a week!
--I have job prospects and an interview Thursday!
--Going to see She Wants Revenge in two weeks!

THINGS I AM NOT SO EXCITED ABOUT:
--Not getting my OSU transcript for above interview, since they don't do across-the-desk transcript processing (anymore?)
--The horrid amount of spam I'm getting from the job sites
--Being so desperate for a job that I've signed up for the big job sites (Monster, CareerBuilder)
--People being generally stupid on the bike paths/trails around here >:O
--My racheting stress level (I should be used to this by now, dang it) and subsequent lack of anything resembling emotion/feeling
--Summer Reading Club at work
--Being such a damn pessimist lately  :\

PEOPLE I LOVE:  YOU.

Just opening the floor for discussion

Who's the mofo here? The plaintiff, the library/director, or the ACLU?

Evil Harry Potter Smites God-Fearing Librarian

It is, of course, a lot more complicated than it appears at first glance (not that TMZ is known for its Mensa-level readership).

( My take - YMMV )

The resolution in this case will be very interesting to see.  I really can see both sides of the issue here, and I'm glad the ACLU took the case.

What do you think?