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As the title suggests, this is a chronicle of my changing times. I currently live Arlington, Virginia and I go to graduate school at ESIA at GWU. I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Haskovo, Bulgaria. Now I'm what's called a RPCV. I see this as an open diary of where I was, where I am and of course where I hope to go. It's a record of the daily trials, tribulations, successes and distractions of my journey. I hope you enjoy it. Welcome to a slice of my world. I'm also obliged to say that this is not an official Peace Corps website and the views and information presented here are my own and do not represent official Peace Corps views.
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I voted early today. Charlotte has a system which basically amounts to absentee balloting where you can show up at one of the public libraries or the board of elections and vote at your leisure (ie. Set hours for the 2-3 weeks prior to the election). Or at least that was the thought process behind it. It's a really good thing, especially since I stood in line for over 2 hours today to vote. What I mean by that is the program appears to be immensely popular and has increased turnout throughout Mecklenburg County.
Personally, I voted my conscience - something I encourage everyone to do to the best of their ability.
Posted by: mjmarble at October 22, 2004 20:26 |
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