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Here is where we met in Cleveland at Detroit Ave. and W. 65th:
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Really, I can quit buying bumper stickers anytime I want:
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After making so many origami peace cranes, Emily needed some rest.
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Sue was will us again, and I remember that in 2003, Sue was our leader, not our "captain":
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Here is our bus group:
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Here we remember Cindy Sheehan's fallen son. There are still opennings to volunteer for the vigil.
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Here is someone is a joyful mood.
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Here is someone with a joyful sentiment:
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A deep thought on a thin truck:
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It is good think about what your sign will say:
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Some people got it right:
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Some even look the part:
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I was surprised how many did not get the message:
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A peaceful message, so peacefully presented, where few noticed:
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I had trouble understanding this one
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until I saw the sign on the side.
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One of these is Steve from PDA:
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This is how close I was to Cindy Sheehan when she spoke:
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Here, Here!
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Remembering Rachel Corrie's story made my eyes teary.
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Here is a message that can appeal to those who care about children.
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Some signs were not exactly clear to me.
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What type of war does she want?
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Why take the label of "enemy"?
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Does the owner of this really want it to be clear?
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U or I?
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War is expensive, Peace is pricesless . . .
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These Quakers are from Cambridge, Mass.
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Expressing the suffering of war can be done directly or through the art of the Bread and Puppet Theater.
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The "billionaires" had fun.
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Catch the next Peace Rallies at
International A.N.S.W.E.R. • United for Peace & Justice
Wooster Friends Meeting • Tate & Renner home page
Click here for photos of the 2003-01-18 peace rally in washington or my speech to the 2003-02-15 rally in Coshocton, Ohio