It’s your right. It’s your duty. Do it!
It took me just under two hours from the time I arrived at my polling place to the time I walked out the door after having cast my vote. But it was worth every minute of it. You should vote, too. Go! Go! Go!
I passed the time in line by crocheting dishcloths. I will tell you this–and I think you won’t be surprised–I was the only voter crocheting. Most folks did nothing or chatted. Some tried (unsuccessfully) to read. The people standing near me were impressed that I started and finished one dishcloth and began another. I offered to teach them to crochet. *wink*
4 responses so far ↓
1 Julie // Nov 2, 2004 at 11:45 pm
:) Did you use our favorite yarn bag hooked over your arm? Two hours isn’t so bad, I’ve heard of worse.
2 Kari // Nov 2, 2004 at 8:16 pm
Donna, I do not care who you voted for- the fact that you crochetd in the line to vote makes you my hero of the day!
3 Tiffany // Nov 2, 2004 at 11:56 pm
Hooray for Donna! :) I like the dishcloths. :) :P No line for me, although I did bring scarf yarn and a hook just in case.
4 Jenn // Nov 3, 2004 at 5:55 am
lol, the determination of a crafter! (or craziness…depends on who you’re talking to). I like the dishcloths, and especially love the colors in the variegated one!
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