Ha ha, that piece of advice is only for Tri Girl, not for Falls-in-a-Ditch, I mean colorisnt!
Today's commute: BIKE THE VOTE! This the first time I've voted since we moved to Kirksville (I didn't get registered in time for the primaries). Turns out my polling place is 3 miles away! And NOT in a convenient direction; my usual 2 mile commute was 6 miles by the time I got to work.
But I didn't mind the extra miles. What I minded was biking down the shoulder of a split 4 lane highway during what passes for "rush hour" around here! Granted it doesn't cause much in the way of traffic jams, but that is a heck of a lot of traffic on that road at that time of day. When I left, it took me a long time to get across both sections of the divided highway to the far shoulder.
The polling place, the area office of the Mo Dept of Conservation, has a bike rack. Why?? The only way to get to it is that busy divided highway and I don't know many people (any? besides me?) in the area comfortable biking on it. Well, I won't ding them for having a bike rack! The bike rack itself is not a great one. Yes, it's the snake shape and not a wheel bender, but it isn't bolted down, and it's lightweight. Crush fell over in it.
Crush falls over a lot these days. It's that enormous heavy basket. And all the stuff I put in it. The kickstand can't quite handle it.
So, that's my story of going to vote. The actual voting was uneventful. I voted "no" on all the state constitutional amendments, not because I objected to them all, but because just because something is a good idea doesn't mean it should be a constitutional amendment. Save that for the important stuff.
I put my "I voted" sticker on Crush.




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Guess who's going to go home and ask mom and dad for Spokelits for Christmas?
with a high later in the mid-to-upper 60°s.
Makes dressing for the day a challenge. 

