Excuse me I say. Can you not hear me? I am trying to make a point and you aren't listening.
Well today I get to have my say.
Because I live in such a wonderful democratic nation, I get to
VOTE
We don't have early voting in Kentucky, so I will brave the lines (thank goodness for my new knee) to make my choice.
I hope you will exercise your right to vote too.
Was that loud enough? Because even though we may not agree, we all get the chance to make our choice.
See you tomorrow.
My voice was heard! I early VOTED! It actually felt odd.....maybe I'm just too old-fashioned about things....but I LOVE TO VOTE! Have a NICE day, Laura!
ReplyDeleteI'll be out standing in line with you... in Texas!! =D
ReplyDeleteEveryone here is voting! This country needs to get back on track!
ReplyDeleteHave fun voting today!
Laura, It's a happy day for me...I am done voting, said my prayers....and really no matter what the outcome, I will back our president. I don't have to like every thing about him to be a good American. xo, Susie
ReplyDeleteAMEN! AND...if you don't vote-don't complain!!!! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful seeing so many bloggers concerned about getting out the vote! Good for you!
ReplyDeleteI just want to wake up tomorrow and see that Romney won! I'm so done with this presidency and all the politics.
ReplyDeleteI agree and have voted!
ReplyDeleteA thousand times AMEN!!!
ReplyDeleteAnn
Wonderful! I love your enthusiasm. I planned my whole day around voting and have already taken care of that privilege.
ReplyDeleteGood for you, Laura!!!
ReplyDeleteI say the same here (in Canada)!!!
We have a choice!
Hugs
Claudine
I'm voting!! Hope I'm celebrating tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see that everyone is going out to vote.
ReplyDeleteThe concept of long lineups is something that our smaller population of Canada can't quite wrap our heads around.
Jen
And thank goodness we have that right.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Good for you, Laura. By ten this morning 270 votes had been cast in our tiny precinct of 556. Have a good evening.
ReplyDeleteSo glad the voting day is here finally. I voted this morning and feel that I must vote or no complaints allowed. Plus it just feels good to vote!
ReplyDeleteEllie
I voted and was glad to do so!
ReplyDeleteI exercised my right!
ReplyDeleteMy voting place is difficult to get to so I vote absentee. There is a polling place at the school where I teach. My Leadership class decorated cookies in red, white and blue and presented them to the poll workers to thank them for helping our country to have democratic elections. I was impressed with the long lines I saw all day at the polls.
ReplyDeleteNo lines here.....it was fun and I ran into friends and neighbors for a great chat. I voted!
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