Is \”Morning Has Broken\” to Christian for Good Friday? Or maybe too 1970\’s?
Break a leg at Steamworks tonight. Watch out for vicious vengeful drag queens!

i can understand why kennidi would be so upset. tracy\’s behavior is something to be expected at Wal-Mart but Target is a sophisticated and reputable establishment. is there no sanctity? but seriously, the image of a woman showing ONE exposed tit in public has always turned me on. i even think sex and the city did an episode about that.

Great show, you guys… love when Tracy\’s on! Flashing your tits at Target is completely acceptable! Going to Target is so mundane that any amount of nudity is in order. Also, Target\’s symbol is a nipple, so chest displaying is to be expected. Oh, man. I wish I lived in Chitown so that I could go to Steamworks. Have fun today and try not to be too sexy!

Any guy that objectifies Tracy is losing out big time. I\’m sure if listened to her on FOF and got to know her a little, he would have rushed right over with a note in his hand!

Tracy, I love that idea of flashing the hot guy at target! See we would have to unzip first…
Still I hope you and Kennedy make up. I would love to listen to the both of you on a podcast.
Loved the episode! Hope you guys have fun at Steamworks!
And that we get to talk again soon!

Tracy flashing at target was a hilarious image.

I think you guys also misrepesented the Darwin Awards; I know you didn\’t mean it but the impression was given that it features making fun of children doing stupid things and injuring themselves. Children, in fact, automatically do not qualify for Darwin\’s because they are not fully thinking adults and thus are not responsible for their actions. This doesn\’t make their stupidity any less funny, but the D.A.\’s do try to hold up some sense of respectability.

Victorians were notoriously well mannered and their sexual repression was what gave Freud his ideas; I don\’t know for sure why children started to appear in more novels and comics then but I do know that a child can also represent innocence. Perhaps, in a world that requires everyone to be so innocent, these authors were trying to resist society\’s oppresive rules and manners by putting innocence to the test or lashing out against it.

mmm I\’d love you to flash me at Target Fabs — and yes Geo — that\’s why I flashed him because Target\’s symbol is a boob LOL LOL LOL

I love Wynona\’s \” Testify to Love \” —- Wynona\’s sings in the same keys as I do so I love to sing along with her music and she\’s the diva that I wish I was — LOVE HER!

Thanks for everyone comming out to Steam works last night — it was so fun!!!! I had so much fun in the showers there — shower sex is so hotttttt —– thanks for the gum Pete — SMOOCH

-Tracy

I know its deadly late, but Tracy, when I grew up there was a song we sang in the Catholic Church called \”On Eagles Wings\”, its the only song I remember really liking in church.

I\’ve been wracking my brain on songs we sang in church. I was raised as a Unitarian, so we had all kinds of Christian neutral songs. The songs I can remember are:

- We Shall not be Moved.
- We Laugh we Cry.
- Little Boxes (I think even Melvina Reynolds sang it at our church)
- Singing for Our Lives
- This Land is Your Land
and lots of songs having to do with harvesting, circles, or round things. Mostly songs you would picture a nice lesbian couple singing.

I remember also singing Burt Bacharach\’s \”What the World Needs Now\” following Robert Kennedy\’s or MLK\’s shooting; trying to leave the church on an up beat note I guess; for that very depressing time.

Basically church music was all over the place and I couldn\’t explain what any of it meant other then trying to uplift, or prep us for a protest or a… harvest?

The best explanation for growing up as a Unitarian is the joke of “What do you get if you cross a Seventh-Day Adventist and a Unitarian? Someone who knocks on your door and has no idea why.”

Whatever you sing Tracy, you\’ll be beautiful!