Election Day 2008

I am not going to get all political....

Just want to say: make your voice be heard. GO VOTE!

It is a privilege to do so. I walked all three kids to the poll today to cast our vote. We all got our I Voted stickers and walked ourselves back home.

Now, we wait.

Comments

Anonymous said…

Now you should take them to Krispy Kreme and get your donuts. They didn't have the star shaped ones but we got sprinkles. Not that we needed a donut to go vote...but the kids would probably like it. And YAY! Taking the kids with you is awesome. Love Kiki

3:49 PM

Anonymous said…

YES WE DID!! What a great day...just a great day...it's time to Barack and Roll baby. Told ya it would all work out...keep your eyes on the prize. ; ) -Kiki

11:48 PM

Abby said…

Breath hope and faith back into America Obama. I am sure you are just the man who can do so....

His speech was humble and gracious. I appreciate that.

Praying for our newest President. Rough road ahead. A big mess to clean up. (I will not comment on who made said mess....)

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