I'm wearing my Obama t-shirt again today. I'm getting mostly positive responses. mousepod and I passed a couple of carpenters walking down Crescent Heights yesterday and one of them said, "McCain!" We both shrugged them off.
:)

I heart :iSm:

and CP for all her hard work, it's been inspiring to me.

On the way to work, I saw nice fat lines at all the polling spots along my commute route. On the corner of California and Van Ness there were volunteers for No on 8, when I stopped to talk to them I learned they were a recently married pair of cute guys. They, of course, asked if I voted and voted no, I said yes and I got major hugs. It was sweet.

Hmm.
There's an idea I could put to use in WeHo.
;)
:D

Sad.. :(

(couldn't figure another place to put it...)

Yesterday, Snow thought the same thing. (Scroll back a few pages).;)

I found the clip of his speech and it ended up ticking me off. Not because of him but because of some rude people there. One lady behind him was on her cell phone.

Did anyone see the 10-11pm crowd in Manassas, VA last night? I was watching on CSPAN, the speech was much the same as Obama has given over the last few days.

But, in an area very close to where I lived in Warrenton, I was proud and amazed to see a crowd of an estimated 100,000 in what I saw a very red part of the Northern VA on a school night.

Andrew just shared this with me:

12 election threads comes home to roost. First Obama's grandmother, now the early New Hampshire results. We are going to cover the same ground over and over because we have 12 different threads on essentially the same subject.


it's going to be a long and repetitive election day. :)

But at least we can all get free coffee at Starbucks!