Tags
ballots, cities, election, elephant garlic festival, how to vote, israel, north plains, oregon, politics, pumpkin ridge golf course, small town life, stories, town, town life, vote, voting, writing
I wait in line for my turn to vote.
My mind casts back to all the different ways people have voted over thousands of years. By a show of hand. By stub of pencil. By flipping a lever. By punching a hole.
Today, I vote by car.
Well, not really, but it feels like it as I slowly move forward in the line approaching the big metal ballot box outside of the Police Station and Public Library in North Plains, Oregon. Continue reading
Lorelle Writes 