Today Teendaughter and her pal voted for the first time. What an exciting election for your first. If things go our way, I do feel the country is expressing a strong desire to move away from the hateful policies of the last 8 years. I am feeling hopeful. Teendaughter will be 18 tomorrow. Actually, she'll be 18 at 1:06 am this very night. The memories of a long day come flooding back.
Sunday, November 02, 2008
The Teen
Today Teendaughter and her pal voted for the first time. What an exciting election for your first. If things go our way, I do feel the country is expressing a strong desire to move away from the hateful policies of the last 8 years. I am feeling hopeful. Teendaughter will be 18 tomorrow. Actually, she'll be 18 at 1:06 am this very night. The memories of a long day come flooding back.
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Can you believe she's 18?????!!!!
jw
I remember voting for the first time...my fresh year in college...Bill Clinton. It was so exciting for me!
I voted for Bill in my first presidential election, as well. 1996. Happy birthday, Ros!!!
She keeps saying she's a grown up now. But I'm not sure she's right about that. Doesn't that happen at 21????
i think maybe 21 is grown up... or later??
beautiful :)
My first presidential election was the year Jimmy Carter gave his concession speech before I had even had a chance to get to the polls to vote for him out here in CA.
Not an exciting way to enter the process.
mary
I remember that year! Of course I was shocked. I assumed he would win because I voted for him. It took me awhile to figure out how all this works.
mary, come out here this weekend. I want to see you. and bob too.
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