Did you?
I'd just like to say, that I'm proud to be an American. We are very blessed to be able to vote, and feel that the vote is fair, and that our vote counts, as opposed to some places like Pakistan. We are truly lucky to have the freedom we have.
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Yes, for a change, I did manage to get myself registered in time, and I did vote! :) And I am currently registered in Utah... even though I'm not officially from there... cause at the end of the day, where the heck AM I officially from?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
I have to say that I was unamerican but I was not feeling well and I was taking care of my Mandy who was also not feeling well. To all you who voted, thank you!
Yay! I haven't been able to actually see your blog this whole time I haven't had internet access at home... probably because I had the wrong link or something.
Anyway, I went to the library to vote, but wasn't registered there because we just moved and stuff, and was gonna try another place to vote, but decided that I had no idea who any of the local officials were anyway... Jonathan got his voters registration card in the mail, but mine never came... But we are on track to vote next time. I've decided that since I hypothetically think voting is such a great idea, I better practically think so (rather: do so), too!
Well, I tried. Since Dad and I were gone to Hawaii, I applied for an absentee ballot some time ago. They finally sent it to me while we were gone--too late for me to vote!
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