Wanting a Democrat to to win in Utah is like wanting the Cubs to win the World Series...

Sure, it'd be nice. It's probably about time. But it's probably never going to happen.

On a lighter note, don't you just love voting? I do!

(My name is L Squared, and I voted for Republicans and Democrats today. Just some more than others.) 

I voted.

And I was the only one at the polls. A little bit sad, to be sure... but I guess the primaries aren't as sexy as the general election.

Might I add that I think it's an epic fail on the Republicans' part to not have their primary open. Us Independents like to have a voice on both sides of the fence insofar as the primaries are concerned. Shrug. 

P to the S... Today marks my one year anniversary at my current place of employment. In many ways the time has flown; in others, it feels like I've been here much longer (in a good way). So yay for voting and for working. Here's to a lovely Tuesday.

At 7:00 am

I was at my voting location, patiently awaiting my turn to vote. I could not help the excitement I felt as I approached the voting booth. I checked and re-checked the choices I made, feeling excited for the results to come. This right to vote in of itself is a remarkable right, one that our predecessors fought for. I think it is unfortunate that so many Americans don't realize the preciousness of that right. We consider it fundamental. Others in the world view it at an unrealized dream.

To all of you, if you haven't already, please go vote today.