the weblog of David A. Price

I just returned home from voting.  I’m feeling a little nervous, a little anxious, but overall I feel real good.

I parked, walked in, found the table for my district, and signed my name. There were a total of four booths in the courtroom, two for each district.  I was directed to one of them and immediately flicked the lever for Barack Obama and Joe Biden once I closed the curtain.  I voted for the other candidates running for various offices, opened the curtain, said my goodbyes to the volunteers, and came home.

Renee will stop at the town hall on the way home and hopefully have as easy a time as I had.

We’ll be watching CNN (after Indecision ‘08) into the late hours so I’m sure I’ll be in rough shape tomorrow.  But I hope that I will go to sleep with a smile on my face and wake up to realize it wasn’t a dream.  That Barack Obama is indeed the next President of the United States.

Before I leave for work, a campaign rally is usually taking place. Unfortunately, I end up listening to a McCain and/or Palin speech for some reason. Last week I was lucky enough to listen to Joe Biden, but I rarely get to hear or watch an Obama speech.

In any case, the following is a plan for the middle class Barack Obama unveiled today.

I also posted this entry because I just found out about Scribd, which seems to be a pretty nifty service.

That’s how Bryan Boles likes his Presidential candidate.  And, also, his coffee.  I pretty much feel the same way.  Check out the cartoon here.

I just received an email from a friend of mine.  The following video that we created was attached.  Initially, it starts off no different than other videos featuring this interview.  The fun starts at about 25 seconds in.

Bill from Push The Pull Door posted a video that can count as a summary to those that missed the first debate.

Check it out here.