November 02, 2010
Short Updates
Good morning! I dropped the girls off at school and then decided to go get a bite to eat before voting. The middle school was congested between student drop off and voters. After breakfast the drop off congestion went away and voting was easier. Saw the coolest Milford license plate afterwards on my way out. See snapshot below...
After voting I head to the office. I listened to "The Odyssey" for a bit and then caught up with my dad on the highlights of Erik's Baptism and Halloween night. It also confirmed that taking Rt 119 is handy if I don't want to drop a cell connection mid-call. :-P
So it was 16 years ago this afternoon that we first crossed the NH border by car with the "Welcome to New Hampshire" sign. Just Michelle, two cats (Cali & George), and I with a couple pieces of luggage in a Honda CRX Si. I was on terminal leave from the USAF and about to start my first industry job at Lockheed Sanders.
OK, I've voted. The geolocating internet marketers can now please stop showing me targeted ads for Congressional hopeful Ann McLane Kuster.
Can Fitness Fend Off the Common Cold? Judging only by my wife this past month, I'd say no.
NaBloPoMo. One blog post per day for a month. Just a month?!
Via @SteveMartinToGo: There is something wrong with the letter counting website. It tells me I have letters left and can continue but then cuts me off in the midd
Via @CurtJester: So I wonder how many dead people are sporting "I voted" stickers this time.
Via @andylevy: Hey, does anyone know of a social media site where people can incessantly tell others to vote?
Via @NashuaTelegraph: Since polls opened at 6 a.m., about 300 voters per hour have come to Milford Middle School. By 1 p.m. they had 2,154 votes. (related link)
Smooth drive up to Bedford for an Opus Dei Evening of Recollection. Listened to today's readings and homily (via EWTN) along the way and then offered up a Sorrowful Rosary for the souls in purgatory. It is All Souls Day after all.
Back from Eve. of Recollection. Tucked the boys into bed with their prayers. Going to doing a little study and call it a night. I'll hear how the elections turned out tomorrow... Good night all!
Snapshots I took today:
