Thoughts After the Election, mine and others

[danceswithwaves]

This year was my first time voting, and while I found it an empowering experience, so that my back-brain started thinking 'hey, if I can affect the outcome of who becomes president, what else can I do?' I wasn't as caught up in the election frenzy as many other people.  I think this is because recently I've been focusing on day-to-day life and

Comments

[sartorias]

Well said.

I remember my first election to vote in. Things got fairly fierce, though not like this year. (Or like 1960, when I was nine.)

[danceswithwaves]

Thank you.

I wasn't sure about linking etiquette, since you hadn't replied to my request, but since you seem not to mind, I figured it had gotten lost somewhere.

[sartorias]

I apologize1 I actually had a social occasion yesterday, then dealt with email so fast I think I accidentally lost track, but not on purpose.

(Just for the record, all my public posts can be linked to--and my rare friends ones I usually mention that they are locked.)

[danceswithwaves]

I figured it was something of the sort, since you always seem so busy, and get so many comments on your posts.

And thanks for the heads up on linking.