The final hour
Tomorrow is (finally) election day. I reminded my students and friends to register to vote a month ago, and today I scribbled on the blackboard during labs about voting tomorrow.
Even though the word "Hope" has been associated/branded with Barack Obama's campaign, I feel that's what everyone will be carrying with them at the poles tomorrow, no matter who they are voting for. Beyond "hoping" that McCain or Obama wins the election, we will all be hoping for a brighter future. Even when we feel our lives are out of control between financial issues or family problems, we feel empowered by electing who that man, or woman, represents the "Red, White, and Blue" best.
Without a doubt, tomorrow will be one of the most memorable days of our lives.
Even though the word "Hope" has been associated/branded with Barack Obama's campaign, I feel that's what everyone will be carrying with them at the poles tomorrow, no matter who they are voting for. Beyond "hoping" that McCain or Obama wins the election, we will all be hoping for a brighter future. Even when we feel our lives are out of control between financial issues or family problems, we feel empowered by electing who that man, or woman, represents the "Red, White, and Blue" best.
Without a doubt, tomorrow will be one of the most memorable days of our lives.