We teach our kids to do it. We teach our sports teams to do it. We train corporate America to do it.

What’s up with our politicians who don’t?

That’s a “change” I’d be down for.

As to voting, it feels good – solid – important – to be part of that process. The place I voted you could sense both calm and seriousness about all of it. It’s a privilege as well as a right, and a responsibility.

Like you, I’d voted early and still had to deal with flyers and who knows how many interrupting calls, but we are lucky to have this privilege.

I really liked what Gloria Steinem said. That’s a great quote!

If my town is like others, I think this election will show a much higher voting percentage. We had lots of people out, many of them voting early at our local libraries — you vote there without having to go to your specific precinct. I voted through the mail.

It’s nice to have you back.

My facebook status today: In Brunei, Saudi Arabia, and Vatican City women are not allowed to vote. People in our country died so that we could have the privilege to vote. My message today is simple. Vote.

Important post Belinda. Thank you.

For some reason, the only political mail I received this year was a sample ballot 🙂