BFFs in Boston

Visit from my Absolute BFF was wonderful. People at my office actually asked me today why I'm so mopey because it's evident I miss her. Oh well--at least I'll see her again at Christmas.

I waited in line for an hour this morning (when the polls opened!) to vote and, thus, was late for work. C'est la vie.

I had a choice of a Republican candidate for President and for the Senate seat John Kerry currently occupies. Other than that, all of the candidates were unopposed Democrats.

We also got to vote on lowering the income tax, eliminating dog racing and whether to not to change the penalties for possession of an ounce of marijuana. Good times.

Also, so many people voted in our ward that we didn't get "I Voted" stickers. Bummer!

Since we don't have a television, we won't be watching the returns tonight after 6:30 (when I leave the gym). Nathan is excited about his old-school method of waiting to read about it in the paper the next morning. I have a feeling I'll be watching politico.com/kotecki. This is a guy I went to high school with who is really, really funny and he'll be doing a streaming feed all night.

Or, I might do laundry. We'll see.