That is awesome Suzi!

And Laura!

I have not done anything for the election except post about it on FB but that's about all I can handle right now.

Also maybe one day I'll go to therapy and not have the whole thing revolve around my relationship with my mother.

I saw some neighbors at the polling station - they were off to the ER. They handed me thier mail in ballots to drop off- so I did my little bit.

Wait, what? Your neighbors were at the polling station on their way to the ER? Wow, that is total commitment to voting!

I have therapy today (I was not thinking when we made the appointment), so I have the fun of emotional health work on top of election stress.

We're voting when TCG gets home from work. I don't own any white, but I have a white dress for ltc that I think still fits and a blue sweater to put over it. We're currently watching a classic Sesame Street about the importance of voting. Wow, they're so different from the current ones! It's startling.

I wore the two white pieces I own. Why do I not own white, purple, or gold clothes? Anyway, I took Mal to McD's for lunch and an elderly lady in all purple with an I Voted sticker complemented me on my white with I Voted sticker.

I saw a brief blurb about a woman who was in labor and stopped off to vote before going to the hospital (I'm hoping they sent her to the front of the line).

I know you all suffered with me over eldest son and his Bernie stuff, and then his Jill stuff. He just left with his brother to go vote and told me he was voting for Hillary. Of course, it was accompanied with blah blah all rigged anyway verbiage, but he at least gets that Florida is a swing state. Even if he is not telling the truth at least he knows it is important to me and is making nice.

Then again, he might just want to share tacos and sangria.

That's always a good plan. And, hey, ambivalent votes count too, right? I have proof that mine did.

erika, I really admire the GOTV work you've done even though you're ambivalent about Clinton.