It's all the same.

It's so same.

Maybe I can find me if I look hard.

The reason you're here is it cards of tea and it's check every morning.

Nothing's better than being home with your loved ones you won't be alone when it's cold out you'll be in warm in your own bedding from the storm Home is calling when you feel adrift it'll always be there and never miss life is got you all around you never feel you got your feet on the ground home sweet home is where I wanna be home sweet home a place to find some peace you are reading what's to come but you never know until it's all said and done you can stay home all night and day resting your mind keeping all bad thoughts away home sweet home is where I wanna be home sweet home blessed fancy home sweet home is where I wanna be home sweet home a place to find some peace nothing's better than being home connect with your loved ones you won't be alone to act when it's cold out you'll be informed in your own bed and from the storm How does one know how does one see how does one be anything at all does one How does one How does one be anything at all still I like it like that as it's cost now back I'm buying how does one How does one be anything at all How does one hold How does one How does one be anything at all How does one I like it like that like that has a cause no more back is one does once how does one beautiful being at all fresh where I'm from palm trees ready made good sound fright Cause you was on your own time coming don't stop running burning the leaves in the backyard summers flowers and a breeze keep warming me tired of the priest keep warning me seconds from the least it's hearty treat I'm too scared to breathe from my beliefs the land of freedom the land for me too scared to sink to scared to be

Cause you was on your own time coming, don't stop running, burning the leaves in the backyard, summers, flowers and a breeze, keep warming me.

Tired of the priest keep warning me.

Seconds from the least, it's hard to treat.

I'm too scared to breathe from my belief.

The land of freedom, the land for me too scared to sink.

Too scared to be my own, you see.

I know I just need some selfish time.

I need for race that give me true to what I know.

Give me ruthless wait all this paper, wait, so great faces, strange waste Flood a while.

You fall across the gap, no bridge stood, no man could reach.

I pray three times at night.

Hope you hear it.

I'm nearing heights, I dreamt of Heights I fear, and since nobody else can hear me.

Let me easily left.

Never was a sigh to aligned to the ceiling on the moon.

My strike.

Low geez, low weight, low, everything cheap.

These lights, these streaks, my guy.

Too bright, can't vision need my lenses.

Blue ball in the sky.

Keep turning on and on and on and on and on.

I'm too scared to breathe from my belief.

The land of freedom, the live me too scared to see Too scared to be on my own, you see.

So fresh from from the air so fresh from phone.

With no sign of slowing down, and the birds like sounds of winter comes with the snow to blanket the town.

The skies are clear and blue with a cool breeze in the year.

With something that's warm to wear and the midnight sun is gone away with the fall calmness to show the time to think on dreams of the time I snow this quiet with no one wrong, but your voice is singing loud.

So a time I lose And the midnight sun is gone away with the fog I'm too gone.

Soba time Is this me all of my life waited for some eyes?

Call out my grill peaches with a little bit of char scoop of a nail I didn't make it quite far before the juice still stripping on down if we kiss my elbow and kiss it the ground just like a tookie app when you worth day off the cave I got too much to say Oh my God It happened again Wanda Baffo I lost me again Why don't you go visit the summer time because it miss you don't know those freckles and the water Why don't you start siping on tea go get yourself some love why don't you follow the game peaches quickers are you dance sweetness sweetness you have a patience in your life and no business to each other peaches, great pictures are you dance, sweetness and sweetness I be suspicious when you say the message I this you will never find the perpetual place until you go change your mind or do things for fun and know that it was still him but don't be child for once I let out a laugh I let it wait up I leak it right off it with another bowl life is too short is dressed in enough let's go with those days that keep you so tight and so you know I love you but what I was so bad is to see you grow to see you laugh fulfill your desires and prove them along even yourself mama make it and hurry along why don't you go visit the summertime cause it misses you a big message from your daughter Why don't you start sip it on tea go get yourself some love I love you follow the king's are you did selling sailing you have a bitch and see

Sometimes the world moves too quickly and no one but we both know I can see at least even though I know where I'm gonna go that you take seriously nobody stays mad in your eyes but don't come down because we have dancing on the wood We didn't get you taking serious man seriously

Okay, everyone, I'm going to call this meeting to order.

Tonight is Tuesday, September 15th.

Madame Clerk, will you please call the role?

Member Gerger?

Here.

Member Silvers.

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Thank you.

Mr.

Martinez, would you please uh read the land acknowledgement?

A land acknowledgement is a formal statement recognizing the indigenous people of a place.

It is a public gesture of appreciation for the past and present indigenous stewardship of the lands we now occupy.

It is an actionable statement that marks our collective movement towards decolonization and equity.

The Anchorage Assembly would like to acknowledge that we gather today on the traditional land of the Denina Athabascans.

For thousands of years, the Denina have been and continue to be the stewards of this land.

It is with gratitude and respect that we recognize the contributions, innovations, and contemporary perspectives of the upper cook and lit denina.

Thank you, Chair.

Thank you.

Next on our agenda, we have uh no minutes of previous meetings, uh so I will turn to the mayor for the mayor's report.

Go ahead, Madam Mayor.

Thank you, Chair Brawley, and good evening, everyone.

Before we get into tonight's agenda, I want to acknowledge the passing of longtime former assembly member and chair, Dick Trainey.

And to acknowledge, too, that we have a number of former assembly members here in the chambers tonight.

Dick was chair when I joined the assembly in 2017, and it was a privilege to work alongside him during my first two years on the body.