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Taking the High Road

Today I left school and drove to Okoboji. Along with getting my hair done and my car serviced, I always try to spend time with wonderful friends. My J and I met as soon as I entered town at six o'clock. I must have missed meeting with her the last time I was in the area because we spent almost five hours sitting at a Mexican restaurant catching up. The discussion of politics was always interspersed in our conversation. At the beginning of our time, I told her I was pissed off (Yes, I used those words) at Obama and the Democrats about this health care reform without a public option, etc. She explained that Obama was taking the high road. Of course I replied, to hell with the Republicans, we don't need them, and she reminded me he is taking the high road. Later we talked about the possibility that one of the crazies would assassinate Obama and decided Biden would do a good job. Somewhat in jest I said I'd rather have Biden because he might tell it the way it is and not take the high road. As the evening continued, we talked about a variety of topics. When one of us said something a bit critical or snide, we decided Biden would be on a higher road than us. Many times we mentioned we were on the low road.

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