I beat the lines and voted today. I bet you want to know who I voted for. Too bad, I don't tell people who I voted for. Well, except for the stranger in Church this Sunday who I told. Other than that, I don't tell people. I don't know if it is something I learned from my father or if it is actually me being scared of what all the other people around me will think because I may have voted against their candidate.
The days are going fast. Today just flew by. I am tired and I hurt my knee starting a new exercise program today. Silly. Hopefully, in the morning it will hurt less. Ouch. I think I am getting old.
Well, that is all I have for today.
3 comments:
I voted early too! Isaac requested 'mail in' ballots for us, so we got to vote 2 weeks ago! It was nice to know I won't have to wait in a forever long line...I also do not tell people who I voted for. Usually, it just gets me in trouble. Best to just let it be a secret...although I did tell people I voted for myself, the year I wrote myself in on the ballot.
Yeah! You can now complain! You've now done all that you can. I don't vote early down here. Usually iti s walk-in voting in Lynndyl. I know, 100 people and 12 hours to vote, how can it be accomplished. Don't worry, I don't tell people who I voted for either.
Henry informed me out of the blue this evening, "I miss Alice so much!" He said it three times. I told him he'd see you on Friday. He got very excited and said, "And Clancy too?" You, my dear, are on the same level as Clancy and that is a big deal.
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