It's election day!! I will be voting for Obama tonight. Every day for at least a week I have been contacted by the Obama campaign - whether by phone or by someone coming to the house. They started contacting me months ago. Not once have I heard from the McCain campaign. Of course, that doesn't play into my decision. I want Obama to win because I want him to run our country. I am looking forward to casting my vote and then watching the results on the news through the night.
Baltimore
- May 31, 2008
Tim and Nicole Wedding
- April 5, 2008
Bailey
- Black cat who loves toys, catnip, soft sleeping spots, and hides from new things unless Roger is OK with it first. She has no big fang teeth, so she can't bite, but she can still eat dry cat food. She meows a lot too.
Roger
- Roger is fat, orange and curious. He loves new things, mattresses and treats. He ignores cat toys, but likes playing hide and seek with you.
London
- 3 days in London. May 19, 20 and 21 of 2007.
Nottingham Area
- Pictures of Nottingham, and other things around the area where David and Brandee live.
Edinburgh and York
- Pictures from Edinburgh (Scotland) and York (England).
Pubs
- Pictures of pubs we visited while in the UK.
Washington DC
- 3/3/07 - 6 hour visitation to Washington DC
California 2006
- Trip to Los Angeles, California. July 20 - 26. Visited Melinda and Rob's apartment. Saw Hollywood, LA, Dodgers Stadium, Venice Beach, Burbank. Drove along to coast north and then east to Uncle John and Aunt Mary's place. Stayed with them a day.
Christmas 2006
- Christmas 2006 was spent in Buffalo
Our Wedding
- October 29, 2005 2:30PM Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo The pictures start with the prior day, at the rehearsal dinner. What a fun few days it was!!
Melinda and Rob Wedding
- Rob and Melinda - 6/3/2006 This is an assortment of pictures from the whole weekend. That includes the rehearsal, hanging around outside, and the wedding itself.
NYC
- My New York City Album
I'm not looking forward to watching the results come in through the night. Before polls even close in California, they'll know who the next president is. It makes it seem pointless for me over here. People who would vote here in the evening around 7:30-8:00pm PST (11:00pm EST) may turn on the news, see that Obama won already and think... oh well I won't bother to vote now. So for that reason, I wish they didn't report the results until everything was in. Then just announce the winner.
Posted by: Melinda | November 04, 2008 at 11:39 AM
But I'm still going to vote and I'm still going to watch as the results come in. Everyone's wearing "I Voted" stickers.
Posted by: Melinda | November 04, 2008 at 04:15 PM