I posted on the messageboard. The event was just amazing, and it is a shame that the media is reporting much lower numbers than how many of us really were in attendance, but that is to be expected. Other than the slightest sunburn, I had a fabulous time, and I think I can say the same for the friends I was down there with.

I'll probably be talking about it for weeks, as I have to write everything down when I remember something because I don't want to forget ANYTHING, so there's a good chance you can wander over to my blog and read all about it. Currently, I've posted a letter I wrote to the San Diego Union-Tribune (which featured a story on the third page) detailing my experiences and asking them to consider doing more coverage on it since it's estimated almost 500 people from San Diego County came. I also have my emotional outpouring, as well as an audblog of me choking up while Ani sings Your Next Bold Move. Pictures will be available as soon as I finish my roll.

All in all-- I'll never forget this. After experiencing the freedom and joy that is 1 million feminists, I'm having a little trouble readjusting to real life, to explaining myself and defending my actions. However, I'm inspired to keep fighting the good fight. ;)

I'm in the process of posting. So much to say, so little time.

Hey, I posted this question, but never a link to my own story, on my photolog. It really was life-changing.

Your photolog rocks, April. And I'm not just saying that because there's a really good picture of me on it.

While y'all are looking at pretty pictures, check out mine here. Story's also up on the main blog page.