That dreaded list

[ellenmillion]

~EMAILS. Back up above 100, dammit.
~PA, add new claim pieces, email claim clients, add new regular pieces. Really, really need to do this.
~EMG, add a few new general pieces. Start ad campaigns again.
~Wish3 automations.
~try not to grouse about People Who Make Promises and Commitments and even Vague Assurances and then Completely Fall Through, leaving me ready to Tear my Hair Out in Frustration. (not you. Well, probably not you... Certainly not JUST you.) I tried!
~consolidate student loans (damn, no printer here!)
~call about goddamn freezer (have to fax receipts again)
~book hotel in San Deigo (waiting for Jake to see the one I picked)



Near-random capitalization brought to you by a long history of reading too many Regency romances...

Also, I am SO heartily sick of politics I could puke. I don't even want to listen to the radio anymore. I am so not voting party lines this year (not that I usually do). I am voting for the few remaining candidates who haven't alienated and appalled me by their vicious, mis-leading, sensationalist ads. I am voting for people who give me any sense of hope for humanity. That eliminates nearly all of my presidential candidates (yes, I will probably vote for Nater... charisma of a clam, but I think he'd do right by the country, which is more than I can say for my other choices).

Man, I'm in a rather bad mood, apparently.

Comments

[ciri.livejournal.com]

Is Nader even on the Alaska ballot? I know he's been dropped from a lot of states o.-
Personally, I don't think he'd be a good president but he would be an Excellent cabinet member.

[klawzie.livejournal.com]

PA, add new claim pieces, email claim clients

Is that... all done? Or have you not gotten around to adding the Claim pieces yet? *antsy about her Nijhem and Ailis piece, but not trying to rush you or anything* >_>

[mizkit.livejournal.com]

I've been trying for several days to formulate a response to your impulse to vote for Nader. While I understand why you're saying that (except I do not believe Nader would be good for the country, which isn't really the point here), I think that William Gibson on his blog said what I really feel about this election, and which I have been trying to find a way to impart to you:

"This isn't the election in which to make the quixotic but satisfying point that you'd really rather vote Green, or the quixotic but satisfying point that you'd really rather not have to vote for any more white men in tight blue suits at all.

This is an election in which to vote for *the greater likelihood of there being more elections in the future*."

The full entry is here: http://www.williamgibsonbooks.com/blog/2004_10_01_archive.asp#109899736245629114