this is the part where i talk about the U.S. election. there’s way too much red on that map at CNN. i think that’s all i have to say about that. well, and that i think i need to buy this t-shirt. oh, and the electoral college is weird.
this is the part where i gush about how great it is to have married Shane as my class buddy. we have so much fun! i don’t know how i’d survive these classes i don’t really care that much about without him. we laugh and have in-jokes. when the teacher says something we look at each other at the same time and start to giggle. yay for class buddies!
this is the part where i imply that i’m stressed about something, but i don’t give you any details and you start to get annoyed with me.
this is the part where i talk about all the stuff i need to do this week. my house is becoming a sty. the bathroom needs a thorough going over. you know, for all that it was really weird to have every room in my last apartment carpeted, it hid a multitude of floor-related sins. i also have a crafty project i need to do so i can return the borrowed implements. my aunt & uncle from Ontario are in town until next Monday and i thought about going to the island just for a day to visit with them, but i’m already planning to go over for the long weekend next week, so i think i’ll have to pass.
this is the part where i talk about homework. oy! i don’t know what it is, but i just can’t seem to get my act together this semester. i understand everything in the lectures and i did really well on my mid-term, but i just can’t seem to get my act in gear with the assignments. please, someone come and kick my ass!
this is the part where i go get more coffee and get some work done.
The electoral college is definitely weird. But if we didn’t have it, whoever won NYC, Chicago, and LA would win the election, and us geeks in flyover country wouldn’t even have a reason to vote, much less maybe make a difference…
I think that’s my favorite photo of yours that you’ve ever posted on your website.
This is the part where I concur with hessie regarding the scarlet map. The American electorate has disappointed me, yet I remain encouraged by the strong voter turnout. My state is still rather sane, and in fact re-elected one of the more liberal senators working today (Russ Feingold).
This is the part where I buck up for four more years of legislated hate and war-mongoring.
The electoral college is NOT weird, it’s just not understood by anybody.
I just heard on the news: Bush got 51% of the popular vote? America IS scary.
Hey, can you email me a high-res version of that photo?
pretty flowers….thinking happy post election thoughts.
Pretty flowers… ;-)
Awesome picture – I love it.
PS I hope he is the guy:) (re:most recent post, I had to commenton this beautiful picture though, hence the comment here)