Polgara, quick healing!
brenda, hope for a good diagnosis!
dcp, bon voyage!
Why did my liquid pencils show up so much earlier than everybody elses? Anyway, I am past the acclimation stage and well on into infatuation. My four day erase test still shows the pencil erasable, but it is definitely harder at this point.
Just got back from voting, thanks to the League of Women Voters who sent me a nice postcard telling me independents could vote in Arizona's primaries. Except for the Libertarians, who successfully sued to keep their closed. And thanks to the Clean Elections folks, because I wouldn't have had enough time to do the research without their handy booklet.
Our polling place is at our little community center. It's the honor system lending library (you can bring back the book you took, or another book, whatever) next to our post office. We were in and out there, but there was a steady stream of traffic, so people out doing their civic duty.
As independents, we got to choose our ballot, so the SO & I did our typical canceling each other out. He would have taken Libertarian if he could, and I would have taken Green, except there was a Navajo candidate for secretary of state on the Democratic ballot that I really wanted to support.
I chose based on policy, but I really liked that it turned out this way: I voted for four Hispanics, two women, one Navajo, and only one white guy. But it's a white guy with a handlebar mustache, so. There should be some interesting races, really. Anyway, yay for voting for Latinos in Arizona. Take that, crazy governor lady making insane laws!
It wasn't at the chapter house, so my sticker is in English, though. If I'd lived in the district far out enough for voting at chapter houses, all of my house of representatives candidates would have been Navajo, though, so that's kinda cool to know at least one will be getting in.
Anyway, I'm like a kid in that I did my duty, I got my sticker, so now I'm happy.