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Pros And Cons Of Taco Tuesday

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They elected me for Taco Tuesday. I stayed to build a civilization. -Thomas (via Twitter) Secundus 1, 2150 A.D. Responsibility and opportunity: the two words that frame my new job. After almost a month of personalizing our shelters and carrying out preliminary instructions, I was unanimously elected to lead for the remainder of the first year. We had a laugh that Taco Tuesday would be my electoral platform, but we all knew that my University of Utah education was the real reason for my unanimous election. First order of business: organize the colonists into units of labor. In the coming months we will secure long-term supplies of food, water and raw materials. Primum 1, 2151 A.D. I have been re-elected as leader, although it was not unanimous

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