One of the advantages of living in a small community is the short voting line. Wait, did I say line? There was no line!! I walked in and presented my driver's license and was handed the ballot. Easy.
Got my sticker and am home again. Not even 30 minutes out of my day. I am really looking forward to the end of the political ads. The Wi-Fi is even working a bit faster today. When Sprint repaired the whatever on the tower they slowed everything down. It is driving me crazy. I am typing faster than the letters are appearing. And I don't really "type", I do a two finger pecking thing.
The weather has been crazy warm here and today we have a cold drizzle. Winter is coming. Time to gather all my potted plants and find spots to put them for the winter. Today I will be digging up the banana tree that still holds four lonely green bananas. I will harvest them and place them on the counter to see if they will ripen. I am not all that hopeful.
I hope you all vote today! I am off for date with a shovel.
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There was a full house (or CHURCH) at my polling place this morning. Old retired people like me. I'd say 40 or more (the number of people--their age was much higher). It went pretty fast, though, because they gave us ballots to sit down at round tables in the church basement to fill them in.
Place your bananas in a brown paper bag and close tightly...they should ripen.
Glad the ads are over, too.
Place your bananas in a brown paper bag and close tightly...they should ripen.
Glad the ads are over, too.
Place your bananas in a brown paper bag and close tightly...they should ripen.
Glad the ads are over, too.
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