He also insisted I vote publicly, which I wasn't too comfortable with; having to choose between a slotted spatula and a spoon. I went with the spoon. After his mom voted, the spoon won.No Electoral College needed here.
11 years ago
Saturday, May 3, 2008
45/365
My six-year old neighbor Joel, showing off his new art project: a voting box. Though I'm concerned with the legalities, as the top of it says "LET'S VOTE, or donate money, or both, or sign up."
He also insisted I vote publicly, which I wasn't too comfortable with; having to choose between a slotted spatula and a spoon. I went with the spoon. After his mom voted, the spoon won.
No Electoral College needed here.
He also insisted I vote publicly, which I wasn't too comfortable with; having to choose between a slotted spatula and a spoon. I went with the spoon. After his mom voted, the spoon won.No Electoral College needed here.
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Isn't he adorable!?
ReplyDeleteDamn. Four more years of spoon.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Helen!!!
ReplyDeleteJoel is so cute!
Yep; you know I only pick the cute ones!
ReplyDelete(He's the one who made my door hanging and my own personal challah bread when I went to dinner at their house; and a couple of weeks ago told me "we're going to have to change that" when I said I hadn't seen him in a while because I've been busy and not at home.)