'Jess, it's after midnight. Isn't it too late for a craft project?'
I looked up from where I was busily using the glue to stick labels on my envelope.
'Not too late. Right on time, actually.' I folded my paper, inserted it into an envelope, then swiveled around in my chair.
'Hey, honey, want to watch me vote?' I grinned, then put the envelope and another piece of paper in an additional envelope and licked the glue.
'I just did.'
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4 comments:
Good on you. I consider it a duty,too. Not to mention a privilege that too many people are denied.
Oh, if only I could vote in that election. Seriously. I'm living vicariously through good folks like you right now :)
I ordered up an absentee ballot for my sick & house-bound mother...I can't wait.
Rock on - you! We're still waiting for my husband's. Hoping it all comes with much time to spare.
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