I ordered my Christmas cards. I like to do it in August. The new cards are out by then and they are on sale. If I wait until December, the cards I want might not be on hand or I might forget to order them until it's too late to get them out. As it is, one of the cards I ordered is out of stock at the moment but, I'm assured, they will be sent by the end of the month. After doing that, I spent another half hour researching the people on the ballot for my state's partisan primary. Most of these people I've never heard of. I had picked out a likely candidate for governor (there are 8 in the running just in one party) but on checking another site found she was one of a group of state senator's that some years ago had crossed the state line in order to put off a vote. While it was a technically legal maneuver, I was against what they did then and it still irks me. Went w/ my second choice for governor.
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In Indiana, as well, a group of congress people left the state to avoid a vote. I thought that was terrible. I was working then and knew what would have happened to my job if I had left the job site to avoid something I objected to. Still have a list of these people today. Would never vote for them for anything. Luckily they were all democrats so not likely to come up on my ballot, although I have voted for some of that party at times.
cjb
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