Completely shallow re Justice Sotomayor

[Stinky The Clown]

I could listen to hear speak all day long. If ever she were the reader of a book on tape, I'd put it on my iPod.

I love her voice, her accent, her speech cadence.

I'm also really glad she's now sworn in and will be a Suprme for the rest of her life.

[madaboutharry]

1. She has a deep authoritative voice.

Works well for a judge.

[Sheepshank]

2. and on another very shallow level

I hope she gets a really good hair cut....someone with good advice for easy, care. But if it's a book on tape, then I suppose that doesn't really matter :)

[eleny]

3. I watched her take the oath this morning and was so excited and tearful

Loved that rocking hug she and her mom exchange. Just so warm and wonderful.

I like her voice, too. It'll be fun watching interviews covered on C-Span in the years ahead.

[sarge43]

6. What a thrill for her mom.

Watching her baby sworn in as a Supreme.

[Stinky The Clown]

10. I watched it, too

Her, her mom and her brother.

Love

It was palpable.

[kestrel91316]

4. I find her voice very soothing and comforting. Makes me feel like

she can really be trusted. She's probably unflappable, too.

[indepat]

7. It's easy to see why 'puke senators rejected her by, was it 31 to 9: too much class, too much

integrity, too much knowledge, too much intelligence, too much humanity, too much dignity, i.e., she doesn't meet the 'pukes' slime, ignorance, ideologically-warped tests. :D

[Sal Minella]

8. Remember what Wangari Maathai's husband said when he divorced her

(She who got the Nobel Peace Prize for planting gazillions of trees in Africa) --

"She's too educated, too strong, too successful, too stubborn and too hard to control".
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2007/feb/16/ethicalliving.lifeandhealth

[Moreland2008]

5. Indeed

Her voice is a little slow for me, ergo I wouldnt pick up an audio book because it'd probably max out around 40 hours. I would, however, not mind in the slightest her voice on my home answering machine.

If I could get audio of her doing the "Stupid" line from Billy Madison, I'd be in heaven.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

9. Strangely, western civilization did not suddenly collapse as she was sworn in,

nor was the United States instantly overrun with Hispanics demanding special rights. I thought that was what was supposed to happen.

:sarcasm: