Vote early, vote often

[featherynscale]

Got up early this morning to participate in the ruins of the democratic process - the open primary rocks. I wanted to vote on all the parties' ballots, but they don't let you. Really, I was just happy to vote on one, which was cool, because as far as I recall, I'm registered Green, and we don't have a dog in the race at this point. Thanks much to triadruid who drove me to the polls even though I don't back the same Dem he does. Democracy in action.

Also, I took the hellhound in for surgery this morning. He's getting fixed. He will never voluntarily get in the car again, I just know it. He avenged himself pre-emptively, however, by peeing in the vet office lobby. Such are dogs.

Thanks to everybody who had nice things to say yesterday, and especially to breathofgold and iron_clad, who saved me from another day stuck in the house. I'm feeling much better today, and as the roads are pretty clear, I should be able to get out and about without a problem. I really can't manage this "in the house for days without leaving" thing. Memo to self - get out every other day, at least. It keeps your brain from deflating.

Comments

[lysana.livejournal.com]

My home state lets me pick which of several party ballots to cast in primaries because I am not registered as belonging to any of them. I chose Democrat this time around, too. Our primary isn't until March, though.