Politics

We called it at 35/37 precincts reporting, and have opened the champagne. Woot!   (I am very tired, but also very happy.)

One thing that’s become clear over the campaign season is that there are some campaign things I am great at and some things I am terrible at. Perhaps the worst is keeping track of helpful people. More than one experienced campaigner told me at the start of this that I should use the petition-signature gathering

Anand: How are you doing, mommy? M: Okay. A little tired, and a little worried about the election tomorrow. A: I hope you win. M: I hope so too, but ‘may the best man win!’ A: Man?? M: Or woman… A: I don’t know why you said man when you’re a woman. M: Well, it’s

Tomorrow is election day! I took a few minutes to run the yard sign from my own yard over to Village Hall. I really love my custom acrylic sign! Civic excitement! My yard sign wasn’t exactly the first one there. 🙂 A certain air of frenzy surrounded Village Hall — the signs extended all the

Feeling grateful to Amanda Sonneborn for hosting our last meet-and-greet with yummy snacks and wine, and to Deno Andrews for being a great fellow candidate, and to Kevin for making a terrific burger for me to eat when I got home, and to my kids for tolerating me running off so frequently. Campaign season drawing

Okay, I admit, this graphic the DFA created for their latest endorsement post made me grin. 🙂

Crowdpac decided to do an interview / feature on my campaign! Exciting.

I’m taking a break from campaigning today, mostly because I think I’m kind of burnt out on it. Six more days ’til the election. If this were a longer campaign for higher office, maybe I’d need to schedule breaks — the pace of an event every day (and multiple on weekends) is just a little

This came in the mail.  Pretty exciting!