Someone is also using this propaganda to frame my conservative (yes, there's at least one in every family) brother-in-law. It is absolutely not true: We will both vote. Someone's got to cancel him out.
As a matter of fact I have almost finished voting. Husband and I are on permanent absentee voting status so we can sit down with our pile of campaign literature and noodle it all out.
Sophie was home with a head cold yesterday, so I had chance work on it. My ballot is complete, but I need to leave it out for Husband, so he can 
- Yes on 1 (high-speed train between SF and LA)
- Yes on 2 (treatment of farm animals)
- Yes on 3 (Children's hospitals)
- No on 4 (parental notification of abortion)
- No on 7 (renewable energy—bad for small alternative energy providers)
- No on 8 (limit on marriage—don't fuck with my state constitution; don't legislate love)
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i *heart* you.
Video was hilarious! I love seeing your American ballots - thanks for sharing.
good job miss patriot. ballots are so short over here in the ebay...i miss my sf full hour voting experience.
i FINALLY made the quince caramels. i put lemon zest in them as rose geranium was not available. we could definitely make these with pears.
What is the status of Monkey?
Can't wait till Tuesday :)
Absentee voting is such a great thing--feels good to get it done...while we wait to see what happens...and I search the 'net to see if I can find donkey-embroidered corduroy pants.:-)
I heart you AND Yu!
I love "helping" my honey vote (he's an absentee balloter, too, because he's usually on sales trips, traipsing through your fair city during elections). He asks me about a candidate and I say either, a). Too conservative, b). Not liberal enough, or c.) Unfortunate politico hair.
I'm kidding, of course. I'm (very) slightly more adult about voting.
I just sent my ballot with my husband downtown to the drop off point. I am now very impatient for Tuesday. But, I am also wishing I could vote no on measure 8 in CA.
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