Oh, Goddamnit.
I forgot to vote yesterday.
Yes, that's right. I forgot. To vote.
My friend Ces even reminded me, and I said, "Oh shit, that's right" ... and then forgot again.
It was my first day back at work that didn't involve out-of-town meetings, I was burninated from five straight days of solo squidwrangling, and the baby was fussy and the fridge was bare, but holy shit.
At five-thirty a.m. this morning, scrounging frantically through my still-not-unpacked suitcase for earplugs, desperate for sleep (having gotten about four hours for the whole night thus far), I ran across my voter information pamphlet and sample ballot, unread and unused.
I cried. I cried for about half an hour. I cried so hard I woke my poor husband up. I cried myself back to sleep.
At least I wasn't incredibly passionate about any of the races/issues this time, but my God. I forgot to vote. I mean, who does that?! Aside from, you know, sixty percent of Americans.
Yes, that's right. I forgot. To vote.
My friend Ces even reminded me, and I said, "Oh shit, that's right" ... and then forgot again.
It was my first day back at work that didn't involve out-of-town meetings, I was burninated from five straight days of solo squidwrangling, and the baby was fussy and the fridge was bare, but holy shit.
At five-thirty a.m. this morning, scrounging frantically through my still-not-unpacked suitcase for earplugs, desperate for sleep (having gotten about four hours for the whole night thus far), I ran across my voter information pamphlet and sample ballot, unread and unused.
I cried. I cried for about half an hour. I cried so hard I woke my poor husband up. I cried myself back to sleep.
At least I wasn't incredibly passionate about any of the races/issues this time, but my God. I forgot to vote. I mean, who does that?! Aside from, you know, sixty percent of Americans.
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