Or not a fan of John Kerry/Ted Strickland.
I was planning on heading down for the rally tonight after my fourth youngest headed off for Prom yet the car had other ideas.
Granted it made it to the Walk for Wishes, hair appointments, nail appointments, the florist and other necessary errands before prom, however just as the last Erin type errand was completed...the alternator belt broke. Emily just arrived to take Miguel go get another belt but I don't think it's going to be done in time.
So if any of you who visit did go, your perspectives would be greatly appreciated.
If you want to see how wonderful Erin looked tonight?
Here and Here
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Erin is gorgeous!
She probably inherited her good looks from her mother ;-)
As for your car, is it now, or has it ever been a participant in the vast right-wing conspiracy?
Does it turn hard to the left, but easy to the right?
If you are on a level and straight road and you let go of the steering wheel, which way does it drift?
Thanks, granted I'm biased, but all of my daughters are beautiful. Emily looks the most like me in my younger days but Erin does have some of Mom's looks.
As for the car? It does drift to the right...hmmm... (lol)
It is fixed now thankfully but I'm going to have to keep a very close eye on it now that my suspicions have been raised...
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Beautiful daughter. I suspect that she has inherited your compassion for 'the common good' as well as her attractiveness.
hooda- my car always lurches to the left no matter how often my right-wing mechanic tries to 'fix' the problem.
Lisa- you didn't miss much except the plastered Carty smile. What was especially odd was that on stage were 3 Democrats and one Republican: Kerry, Redfern, Strickland, Carty.
How did he get invited?
Thanks lib_dem, I did read the Blade's reporting on the event. From their reporting I missed the "who's who of Democrats".
As for Erin? From a social and political perspective she reminds me most of how I was at her age. She like two of my other ones can't wait until she is old enough to vote. My third youngest is the least politically active, but at least she pays enough attention to vote. She registered to vote as soon as she turned 18 but she has never been as interested in politics. Maybe later, maybe she'll always be like that, being the middle child in this bunch is probably part of it.
My son has always been the conservative of the bunch. Anyone remember the show "Family Ties"? He was just like the character Alex, even wore his blue blazer, red tie and docksiders to elementary school.
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Do, that had Miguel laughing.
I think I'll check it for bugs before we venture out.
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