Yes, those are our filled out ballots on our breakfast table this morning, waiting to be deposited in the ballot drop box at our local library.
That's the stop we made on our way to the No Kings Rally at the Big Catch Plaza in Des Moines, WA this morning.
I am still battling sinus headaches, but I needed to stand and be counted. It's always pleasant to be among like-minded citizens exercising our rights to protest and to VOTE!
Besides it turned out to be another beautiful afternoon, just like this one yesterday. A walk in the park always makes me feel better, even when I hurt.
If you haven't already voted, be sure that you do. It's your right, and also your responsibility.
I voted early in-person, the first day we can do so in suburban Johnson County, KS. LOTS of people voting, lines in some parts of the county. Saw No King signs about 8 blocks from me. I pray we can get our country back. Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteLinda so beautiful...Happy Sunday, Andreja!
ReplyDeleteGood on you for doing your duty and voting.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on making your voice heard.
ReplyDeleteWe will vote in May and I don’t know what is going to happen since then! Already very bad and dangerous here!
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My two cousins on Kauai went to the No Kings Rally too. I wanted to go to one on the other side of our island but couldn't leave mom because it would be too uncomfortable for her. But yes, we all voted by mail and got the confirmation that it was recorded.
ReplyDeleteSuch an amazing and beautiful October we're having! The oak trees are always interesting: some are still green, some are yellow, some orange, some bright red, and some already naked. Lovely pictures as always!
ReplyDeleteWe voted by mail and I checked online to see that it's counted. Voting is especially important these days.
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