I'm sure that my keeping that campaign in post-its made all the difference. (mockingly tips hat to self)

I was seeing overwhelming ads and, then, nothing. I have high hopes for 50, but frayed nerves until I see actual results.

Dropping off my absentee off earlier today, I forgot the ballot box is behind the library not at the back of the library. But they just let you walk through. I'm clearly not the only one who does this every dang election.

I realized that my subpar cottage cheese could be faked into ricotta for a single or double serve lasagne with some noodles and sauce. I love when problematic leftover ingredients sort of solve themselves.

You can register to vote at the polling place and a number of people were doing that

I love to hear that! I generally like voting in person, but I voted early this time and got my notification that my vote was counted the same day that the DOJ announced they were coming to observe. Too late, suckers!

Lasagne to the rescue! Also love that!

Our household dropped off our ballots a week or so ago, so as not to have any hassles on the day.

I am quite pleased that voting has gotten progressively (!!) easier over my voting lifetime. And wryly noting that I am once again voting in the county where I voted for President for the first time (1988, in Berkeley, for Dukakis. Though, come to think of it, my polling place in that election was the garage of the neighbour down the street, which was quite convenient.)

we just had an override for the school district(otherwise known as stealth taxes...we sneak 'em in, like giving a pet a pill--it's stupid, but it kind of works.)

I just completed my ballot and need to drop it off before the box closes tonight (yay mail in voting, except not actually mailing).

(Honestly I had forgotten that Dick Cheney wasn't already dead.)

LOL. You and Paul both.