Change of Plans and the Election
Nov. 4th, 2008 11:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Aunt Tudi is sick today, so I'm home with her and we're planning on selling our souls come Friday. I'll get paid Friday, which means we'll have a tad more money. I'm applying for more jobs. It never fucking ends.
I've decided to sell my bodhrán. I never play it anymore, and I haven't been part of the Celtic music community in about 10 years, so it's time to let go. I have no idea how much it may be worth, but I'll let it go for cheap, probably at the flea market this coming weekend. I'm probably selling the little TV/DVD player the Father Unit gave me. I don't need it, really, and I've been holding on to it because it was one of the last things the Father Unit gave me before he passed away. But I don't think he'd want me to have the TV, but be homeless, so there you go. I hate making decisions like this. And I hate letting go of things. I've got a pack rat nature. It goes against every cell in my body to relinquish stuff, even when I don't need it.
Election madness has taken over the nation. It looks like McCain has gotten a lead on Obama in North Carolina. I'm so ashamed. For a while there, I really thought that my home state was going to go the way of sanity for the first time in ages. But no. Now, if Asheville decided the vote in NC, I have no doubt that Barack Obama would win by a landslide, because Asheville is cool like that, being full of Hippies and Liberals of all stripes. But Asheville is but a speck in the vast conservative wasteland that is the American Southeast. It's bloody depressing.
Aunt Tudi and I voted week before last, so we don't have to fight the crowds today.
green_goblin7t voted this morning and wrote me in for the office of water commissioner. It kinda gave me the sniffles. ::dabs eye::
It's heartening to see so many bloggers posting that they've voted. It's also heartening to see that we're actually having the election. I honestly didn't think we'd be allowed, so I'm very glad I was wrong. I write this very guardedly, but maybe there is hope.
I've decided to sell my bodhrán. I never play it anymore, and I haven't been part of the Celtic music community in about 10 years, so it's time to let go. I have no idea how much it may be worth, but I'll let it go for cheap, probably at the flea market this coming weekend. I'm probably selling the little TV/DVD player the Father Unit gave me. I don't need it, really, and I've been holding on to it because it was one of the last things the Father Unit gave me before he passed away. But I don't think he'd want me to have the TV, but be homeless, so there you go. I hate making decisions like this. And I hate letting go of things. I've got a pack rat nature. It goes against every cell in my body to relinquish stuff, even when I don't need it.
Election madness has taken over the nation. It looks like McCain has gotten a lead on Obama in North Carolina. I'm so ashamed. For a while there, I really thought that my home state was going to go the way of sanity for the first time in ages. But no. Now, if Asheville decided the vote in NC, I have no doubt that Barack Obama would win by a landslide, because Asheville is cool like that, being full of Hippies and Liberals of all stripes. But Asheville is but a speck in the vast conservative wasteland that is the American Southeast. It's bloody depressing.
Aunt Tudi and I voted week before last, so we don't have to fight the crowds today.
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It's heartening to see so many bloggers posting that they've voted. It's also heartening to see that we're actually having the election. I honestly didn't think we'd be allowed, so I'm very glad I was wrong. I write this very guardedly, but maybe there is hope.