Hodge Podge
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Sometimes I really hate living in a swing state. We are incessantly flooded with political ads! Both Obama and Romney are all over Ohio today. And, from 8 AM until 9 PM yesterday, our house was inundated with calls asking who we were supporting, to get out and vote, etc. There was even a call from overseas asking for our support for Obama. We even had a couple people come to our door, generously offering to take us to the early voting center today so we could vote early. (as of 7:30 this morning, there were over 100 people lined up to vote early) Dave has already voted and I will vote tomorrow. Our early voting center has been splashed all over the news because A) we're the largest in Ohio (besides being in the capital), B) lots of controversial voter scare tactics (which Dave has been embroiled in because it's largely aimed at Democrats), C) we're in a key swing state. I honestly can't wait until this election is over.
I hate folding socks when it comes laundry day. Dave promises me just about anything to match the footwear, as he's near colorblind when it comes to patterns and such. So, basket in hand, I sat down and watched a bit of telly. I broke down and started watching the BBC version of Sherlock. I went through the whole 1st season and two baskets of socks (Dave wears a lot; me, I'd rather go barefoot). IT WAS AWESOME! I'm a fan of Cumberbatch to begin with, so this was like icing on the cake. I wasn't too impressed with Moriarty though. :( I recognized Mark Gatiss (Mycroft) from League of Gentlemen, so I thoroughly enjoyed him as Sherlock's 'arch-nemesis'. LOL Eventually Dave was sucked into the series about half-way through the first episode. Then, after the second episode was done, Dave turned to me and said something that made me love him all over again.
"Sherlock is very much like Severus Snape." Then he pointed out certain parts to me and said, "See? That's something Snape would say or do."
I love my husband like stupid whoa.
Sometimes I really hate living in a swing state. We are incessantly flooded with political ads! Both Obama and Romney are all over Ohio today. And, from 8 AM until 9 PM yesterday, our house was inundated with calls asking who we were supporting, to get out and vote, etc. There was even a call from overseas asking for our support for Obama. We even had a couple people come to our door, generously offering to take us to the early voting center today so we could vote early. (as of 7:30 this morning, there were over 100 people lined up to vote early) Dave has already voted and I will vote tomorrow. Our early voting center has been splashed all over the news because A) we're the largest in Ohio (besides being in the capital), B) lots of controversial voter scare tactics (which Dave has been embroiled in because it's largely aimed at Democrats), C) we're in a key swing state. I honestly can't wait until this election is over.
I hate folding socks when it comes laundry day. Dave promises me just about anything to match the footwear, as he's near colorblind when it comes to patterns and such. So, basket in hand, I sat down and watched a bit of telly. I broke down and started watching the BBC version of Sherlock. I went through the whole 1st season and two baskets of socks (Dave wears a lot; me, I'd rather go barefoot). IT WAS AWESOME! I'm a fan of Cumberbatch to begin with, so this was like icing on the cake. I wasn't too impressed with Moriarty though. :( I recognized Mark Gatiss (Mycroft) from League of Gentlemen, so I thoroughly enjoyed him as Sherlock's 'arch-nemesis'. LOL Eventually Dave was sucked into the series about half-way through the first episode. Then, after the second episode was done, Dave turned to me and said something that made me love him all over again.
"Sherlock is very much like Severus Snape." Then he pointed out certain parts to me and said, "See? That's something Snape would say or do."
I love my husband like stupid whoa.