Going to work and being unsure or not whether there is a cat pee small on your clothes.
Oh yeah. I've been having that problem with shoes, and you know what doesn't work? Sticking your nose right into shoes to see if they smell bad.....
I bet there's not, though.
I wanna see, wanna see them dancing
I just remembered I have coconut oil, which makes me smell like macaroons. So I just put that on.
You know what is the worst? Going to work and being unsure or not whether there is a cat pee small on your clothes.
I am going to posit that being entirely sure is worse.
Well, being entirely sure means it is entirely worth it to go home and change, even though it is super inconvenient.
Cat-flavored macaroons. Yum.
It just occurred to me that in MA, they literally take your word for it that you are who you say you are when you go to vote. That actually does seem a little loosey-goosey to me! In NY, I'm pretty sure you sign a book next to the signature you sent in when you registered to vote. That, to me, seems reasonable.
That is right about NY. Of course I registered to vote when I was 18, so my signatures totally don't match. But as long as I am in the book and sign, I have to produce no other ID.
Of course I registered to vote when I was 18, so my signatures totally don't match.
Yeah, I guess that could be a thing for old people, too, but at least it's something.
I cannot remember what I had to do when I voted last in Texas, because I am sad to say I have not voted in the last 2 local elections. I would not be surprised to be asked for blood or a retinal scan or even a bible test. I tend to just always take my current voter registration and driver's license in my hand so I can wave them around.