Voting For Your Beliefs? Or Theirs?

I spoke to the security guard on the way in this morning. He said that he no longer votes because "it doesn't make a difference anyway." He is a believer, so I asked how he reconciles his attitude about voting with the chance to get same-thinking people into offices. He suggested that God appoints the governments anyway. Well, we did vote, although we sent ours via mail last week. I reviewed one of those questionnaires that faith-based groups send candidates to help with some of the races. No, I did not vote for all of those judges. I don't know enough to differentiate one from the other.

Of course, I felt compelled to offer a vote-themed CoV today.

I found an email from the company this morning saying no personal pictures or music is allowed on company resources and please remove them. I suppose that allowing everyone to save some would add up to a lot of storage usage and maybe some CPU cycles, but I display my photos as my computer screen saver. I guess I'll just display the company-branded screen saver. What a drag. I'd better show you one of the shots before I remove them. Here is Delores City Park that we stopped at during our return to the Valley a couple of weeks ago.

Two meetings today. I am only going to attend one, though. I have a doctor's appointment this afternoon, so I am ducking out before the second occurs. What kind of choice is that? Staying in the office but attending a meeting or getting to leave early but having to go to the doc's? It feels a question in the Would You Rather? game.

We only have one cupcake left. That's good because I don't need to eat so many cupcakes, but it's bad because there is only one left.

If the company were a voter, I hope they would keep me in office. I want to keep it that way, so I am going to do some work now. You can stay or go vote before the polls close. Stop by again tomorrow if you can.