- Don't forget to vote
If you don't want the candy that no kids picked up. I'll take it.
Yep. We voted. And this because it fits here. Kinda.
Tom,
I'm glad I read through this...I almost deleted it as political based on the first line. In support of your efforts, I have not had a potato in any form since March. This includes my beloved french fries. In those eight months I have consumed just six slices of bread. I've been told that what I'm doing is called intermittent fasting, I just think of it as not eating just because it's "time to eat". Sidecar related content, I have not ridden either of my sidecar rigs out to breakfast during all that time.
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Well done Al. I posted that as a joke of course. In real life, for me, the pendulum has swung both ways over the years. And each time I've managed to get down close to what would be a healthy weight for me, I've thought, "I'm going to maintain this weight and not go back up." But of course, given enough more years, I go back up. Oh well. I had an invite from my good friend and riding buddy to go for a ride yesterday but I passed and hung here at home. Not sure I'll get either of my rigs out again until spring. A week ago this past Friday, we got a little over 7 inches of snow. And winds that drifted it. Then it got warm enough that only a few patches remain.
Tom
I am so glad to hear you are taking this loss like a Man.
Dave, "I've come to talk with you again." Simon and Garfunkel were one of my favorite duos and that was one of my favorite tunes.
I not only voted on Tuesday, but I stayed at the polling place for 16 hours, having my lunch and dinner meals delivered to me. I was chairperson for our precinct's election workers. I thought it would be a slow day because so many people had voted in advance by absentee ballot or had gone to the courthouse to vote before election day. WRONG! We did have a lull in voting during mid-afternoon and again just before the polls closed. We had more curb-side voters than in the past 10 years, had many election-day registrations, and had to turn a few people away because they came to the wrong precinct to vote. Those people could have voted a provisional ballot, but those would not have been counted because the people were not residents of the precinct.
A class of local high school Government Class students came and I gave them a little briefing on how the polls are operated and of the duties of the precinct election workers.
Don, Thanks for helping us express our opinions by voting!
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It seems like we will have a new president.
