Super Tuesday

 Of course I voted by mail ~ so sane and logical. I am looking forward to watching tv tonight because the pundits will analyze these primary results up, down and sideways. 

elated...

We are sitting at the airport waiting for Flight 136 to take off for Philadelphia.
Last night was amazing ~ none of us expected such a quick WIN.  It was
very special being with friends to hi-five and hug and finally to stop worrying.
Obama's speech was wonderful and even Romney was a gentleman about
the whole thing. I'll be interested to see how/if the GOP changes their direction
(or not) in the immediate future. Can they rid themselves of the destructive
Tea Party people? Time will tell.

Next post will be from Philly. Ginger and I just studied the map and of
course we'll remember every detail. Lots of walking ahead. The airplane
is slightly delayed, rain in the City of Brotherly (ahem) Love.

task left undone

I didn't get around to voting on my weekend because it's a daunting
task this year with 12 state and 22 (!) city propositions. We both like
voting by mail, and usually it's a snap, but this one seems excessive.
Our stack of saved articles, voter information pamphlets, etc. is about
5" thick and since we keep it all in the kitchen it's a constant reminder
to block off some time and try to be a good citizen.

Only in San Francisco. Proposition R: "should the City change the name
of the Oceanside Water Pollution Control Plant to the George W. Bush
Sewage Plant?" You tell me....