Day 1567: Primary Day

I was very proud to vote for Hillary Clinton today.  I've waited my whole life to vote for a qualified, intelligent woman for this nation's highest office and it gave me great pleasure to do so.  She is not a perfect candidate, but she's our best option for the future.  When I consider the monsters in the Republican party and the pie-in-the-sky promises of Sanders, there was no question.

It was fun sharing the field sanitation stories with the kids in Brocton.  We also did an assessment on the status of their gear.  Fortunately, they are in good shape, but that's not the case in Cassadaga.  Packs are set but now we're working on small items.  The teachers are pitching in to contribute what they can.  Kelly is an awesome partner.  She's organized a drive to get what the kids need.

In Fredonia, we sent out an email to the whole staff asking for a couple volunteers to help with the water truck.  The response?  ZERO.  That's right.  Not a single person offered to help out.  Actually, we're not surprised.  I hope I'm wrong and someone will step forward in the next few days to restore my faith.

Three gardens are now cleaned up and the lilies are sprouting.  

The stage after significant work today by stage crew and six female cast members.

It will still take a few more days to finish.