Showing posts with label election day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label election day. Show all posts
Monday, April 16, 2012
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
Yesterday was Divine Mercy Sunday. It was my turn to lector at 4:00 Mass on Saturday at O. L. Sorrows. All went well. The men's meeting in O. L. Sorrows' rectory on Saturday morning went well too. On Saturday, from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. there was a really nice big book sale at the Methodist church right next door to the Wyoming Free Library on Wyoming Avenue. The church & library worked together on it. For only five dollars, I got quite a few very good books & plays. I used to like the ones I attended at O.L.P.H. too. I'm so happy to see that the spring weather is really getting started although it's often too cold in the morning. The campaign season continues. Unfortunately Rick Santorum has dropped out of the race. We can't afford another four years of Obama because our First Amendment rights are literally at stake. Gas prices are obscenely high too. By now even a gallon of regular gas, at any station, is already up to more than $4.00. Lately I've been driving my father, quite frequently, to his doctor's appointments at the Veteran's Hospital in Wilkes~Barre. It's not usually too bad a trip but the traffic congestion in the parking lot is often annoying. The centennial anniversary of the Titanic was yesterday so it's a major topic of conversation these days.
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
ELECTION DAY
Yesterday I went to Barnes & Noble again. I needed another can of de_icer for my car so I wanted to make sure I took advantage of the trip to see if there was a car care store in the area. Other than Sears in the mall, there doesn't seem to be one. I ended up going to AA in Exeter, on Wyoming Avenue, to get what I needed. Today is Election Day so I made sure I stopped into the election booth to vote. People were handing out flyers outside the door so it appears electioneering isn't considered unethical around here. From what I know of Luzerne County politicians' reputation, neither is anything else. When I got inside the room, Howard asked if I should be willing, unlike everybody else so far, to pose for a picture for the Citizen's Voice. I said yes. Today's Steve's birthday. He's one of my old friends from Lindenhurst, now living in California.
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