Election Day
-My first thought this morning was "Let the Revolution Begin" I think it had more to do with my dream about being in the jungle than the election, but it still was a great way to wake up
-everyone was so distracted by Obama's flashing smile, they forgot to campaign against Sheriff joe
-at 6am The line to vote was all over the parking lot before polls even opened (at the phoenix site close to my house)
-at 9am the line at my polling place (farther from my house) was short and the process was quick
-The guys behind us in line went through each of the ballot measures, I was so glad to hear that large, white, male, business-types are not all stupid
-I always worry that I filled out my ballot wrong. Are there IEP accommodations for voting? Does it fall under ADA? It should, no?
-This is only the second time I've ever gotten one of those "I Voted Today" stickers (but I've voted many times before)
-I like standing in line better than sending in a ballot
-no one in my office is capable of doing work, their all too busy checking political wire's map to see how long until it says anything useful
-I could spend all day in front of the radio/tv/news giving device
-I'm hoping my bad luck today is not any sort of portent, just typing that now feels like I may have jinxed the election
-everyone was so distracted by Obama's flashing smile, they forgot to campaign against Sheriff joe
-at 6am The line to vote was all over the parking lot before polls even opened (at the phoenix site close to my house)
-at 9am the line at my polling place (farther from my house) was short and the process was quick
-The guys behind us in line went through each of the ballot measures, I was so glad to hear that large, white, male, business-types are not all stupid
-I always worry that I filled out my ballot wrong. Are there IEP accommodations for voting? Does it fall under ADA? It should, no?
-This is only the second time I've ever gotten one of those "I Voted Today" stickers (but I've voted many times before)
-I like standing in line better than sending in a ballot
-no one in my office is capable of doing work, their all too busy checking political wire's map to see how long until it says anything useful
-I could spend all day in front of the radio/tv/news giving device
-I'm hoping my bad luck today is not any sort of portent, just typing that now feels like I may have jinxed the election