To any of my readers who think I post too much food porn and bike porn, here's the third post in a row about politics and voting.
The summary: voting thoughtfully takes a long time. With the exception of taking the time to write the previous post to Lesil, I have been doing nothing but researching and voting for the last five hours. Yes, really. Researching the judges took the longest, and this is something that as an attorney, at that an attorney licensed in Alaska, I take very seriously.
Of course, the overwhelming majority of judges standing for retention are, in fact, retained, but I still voted my conscience after careful consideration of every one. Since I've been pretty clear in previous posts about who I'm voting for, I decided to post photos of my completed ballot for the Nov 2, 2010 Alaska general election:
Front (offices and bond issues)
Rear (judges)
I decided I couldn't vote for Bob Buch
And, okay, just so you don't feel like I'm totally neglecting the bike porn, here's a shot with all five of our current bikes in it:
The summary: voting thoughtfully takes a long time. With the exception of taking the time to write the previous post to Lesil, I have been doing nothing but researching and voting for the last five hours. Yes, really. Researching the judges took the longest, and this is something that as an attorney, at that an attorney licensed in Alaska, I take very seriously.
Of course, the overwhelming majority of judges standing for retention are, in fact, retained, but I still voted my conscience after careful consideration of every one. Since I've been pretty clear in previous posts about who I'm voting for, I decided to post photos of my completed ballot for the Nov 2, 2010 Alaska general election:
Front (offices and bond issues)
Rear (judges)I decided I couldn't vote for Bob Buch
And, okay, just so you don't feel like I'm totally neglecting the bike porn, here's a shot with all five of our current bikes in it:
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