Register, Register, Register

In case you haven’t watched television, listened to a radio, read a newspaper, opened a magazine, or communicated with people in the US, this is an election year.

Whatever your views, whatever your party affiliation, it’s so incredibly important as an American citizen to vote.

I’ve mentioned these addresses (below) before, but in case you need information on how to register to vote, check out:

United States Election Assistance Commission (http://www.eac.gov)
League of Women Voters (http://www.lwv.org)
Rock the Vote (http://www.rockethevote.com)
Declare Yourself (http://www.declareyourself.com)
Project Vote (http://www.projectvote.org)

Just cuz…

Write A Letter (Part 2)

This is not a political blog. This is a blog that helps me think of ideas to just do some positive stuff in the world. Positive things I am thankful for in the United States include:

• my right to vote
• my right to voice my opinion
• my right to turn the channel
• my right to pursue happiness

Whether you consider yourself conservative, moderate, liberal, or shades of each, let your voice be heard. Write a letter when you feel something is unjust. Conversely, write a letter when you read about something that you like. Also, even though the title of this entry is “Write a Letter,” I think it’s important, and a good thing, to vote. I’ve told friends of mine, and I truly believe that “If you don’t vote, you can’t complain” (though I’ve used a word other than “complain”).

So vote, write, speak, listen, and participate. Just cuz.

For more information on voter registration, visit:

United States Election Assistance Commission (http://www.eac.gov)
League of Women Voters (http://www.lwv.org)
Rock the Vote (http://www.rockethevote.com)
Declare Yourself (http://www.declareyourself.com)
Project Vote (http://www.projectvote.org)