I've been reading the tweets about Time's Person of the Year 2011. The tweets says something like: Time's Person of the Year 2011 is The Protester. I had no idea who was that. I thought it was someone from somewhere trying to make a difference in his/her country.
But, grapeshisha, a blog that I follow, led me to the story.
Read more about The Protester.
Friday, December 16, 2011
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