Election 2005
It is election day - that is all I really have to say about that.
Well...actually, a bomb went off at the British consulate in NYC today, don't know if that has anything to do with the elections, can't see any other reason. And I got to vote for the fist time in the UK, that was exciting. I woke up at the crack of dawn to vote in my constituency (Glasgow North West) and they let me keep my poll card since it was my first time and I wanted a souvenir! Then Robbie picked me up and we sped down to Ayr for an exciting morning in the computer room of the hospital!
It's also Cinco de Maio, but that means nothing to me, other than vague recollections of Spanish class when I was 7.
I really wish something exciting had happened that I could write about. I got a snog, I guess that's something! But one doesn't find it becoming of a lady to discuss the licentious details (Can a detail be licentious? I don't actually think it can, I think only people can be licentious, but I'm going to leave it in anyway).
I utilised a very handy internet quiz to help me decide how to vote (The World's Smallest Political Quiz) and Hey, Presto!... I never need to think about politics again!
My mother has decided to sell her house and buy a smaller place. She has also decided to quit her job and become a locum doc. So if anyone wants to be a hospital internist and work long crappy hours and get paid less than all the other doctors feel free to enquire about the opening (but not too soon, I don't think she's told anyone yet). Also if anyone is looking for a 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom, decked house with finished basement, den, office, conservatory and 2.25 acres of woodland, she lives in Weaverville and would welcome any enquiries.
Has anyone seen Kingdom of Heaven yet? What about Palindrome? Those are the 2 on my list right now, but don't know if I should go see them. Let me know if they were any good!
Well...actually, a bomb went off at the British consulate in NYC today, don't know if that has anything to do with the elections, can't see any other reason. And I got to vote for the fist time in the UK, that was exciting. I woke up at the crack of dawn to vote in my constituency (Glasgow North West) and they let me keep my poll card since it was my first time and I wanted a souvenir! Then Robbie picked me up and we sped down to Ayr for an exciting morning in the computer room of the hospital!
It's also Cinco de Maio, but that means nothing to me, other than vague recollections of Spanish class when I was 7.
I really wish something exciting had happened that I could write about. I got a snog, I guess that's something! But one doesn't find it becoming of a lady to discuss the licentious details (Can a detail be licentious? I don't actually think it can, I think only people can be licentious, but I'm going to leave it in anyway).
I utilised a very handy internet quiz to help me decide how to vote (The World's Smallest Political Quiz) and Hey, Presto!... I never need to think about politics again!
My mother has decided to sell her house and buy a smaller place. She has also decided to quit her job and become a locum doc. So if anyone wants to be a hospital internist and work long crappy hours and get paid less than all the other doctors feel free to enquire about the opening (but not too soon, I don't think she's told anyone yet). Also if anyone is looking for a 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom, decked house with finished basement, den, office, conservatory and 2.25 acres of woodland, she lives in Weaverville and would welcome any enquiries.
Has anyone seen Kingdom of Heaven yet? What about Palindrome? Those are the 2 on my list right now, but don't know if I should go see them. Let me know if they were any good!
posted by Sarah Donahue at 11:24 AM
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