kellyrawr

Yea, happy All Saints Day all.
    As we near closer and closer to the inevitable ELECTION DAY, it makes me think honestly about how I want this to turn out. I mean, who we choose will determine the next four, maybe even eight, years of our lives and for a lot of us, our first years of adulthood. It's kind of hard to determine just who I want in the White House just yet. Seeing and hearing what each candidate and their running mates respectively say doesn't help. One minute is total agreement and the next it's "what the heck are you saying?!" Life tends to turn on you like that.
    November 4, 2008 will be a day to be remembered, maybe just for a year, maybe for years to come, hopefully, for something extraordinary. Maybe this day will change the course of our meek existence on this planet and give our country a complete 180 like we need. Maybe it'll be the beginning to our downfall. The universe is funny that way. We won't know until it happens.
    Just watching or listening to debates and watching the news brings up so many concerns and worries for our country. I don't believe we can continue the way we are, as most everyone agrees, but some suggestions seem a little worriesome. I'm almost glad I can't vote this year. Talking to my friend a couple days ago, we both agree that we wouldn't vote for either Obama or McCain, neither impress us or strike us as being "the one." I worry about each's policy and views and how much will likely happen from each's plans.
    I guess I'll never know unless one wins. I mean, one will win, but maybe I'm rooting for them both to lose.

Thank goodness I can't vote.

-Kelly.