There has been a lot of political talk in the house lately. Part of the discussion has been about the campaign signs that Chad has been putting around town, only to find them removed a couple of days later. This bums me out to no end, especially since we are hoping to live in this city for a long time. Intolerance really bugs me. And when your next door neighbor is sporting a "Yes on 8" sign, it can cause belated buyer's remorse. Maybe this place is a little too right to be the right place. I am trying to take deep breaths and tell myself that it will be okay.
Even though I don't believe in using one's children as political advertisements, it was just so funny when Trevor insisted on making his own sign today. 100% his idea.
And, in a daring act of bipartisanship this afternoon, Clara reached across the aisle to pose with her best friend Josie, a worthy opponent on the soccer field.
3 comments:
hopeful here as well about the upcoming election. i'm with trevor on this one! :)
Debbie across the street and I both
have Hannah Beth Jackson signs up and
are sporting Obama bumper stickers!
My next door neighbor, before leaving
on a six-week Asian tour last week,
posted (in the middle of the night
before leaving) McCain/Palin signs on
all three sides of his third floor
balconey for all the world to see. He
also has a very shredded American flag in full view! Neighbors,baa!
Eunice
Yeah for Treavor. How else can the kids learn, if not from their parents example. I have my mail in ballot ready to go and watched my wandering daughter place hers in the mailbox here just the other day. Yeah for all who vote...
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