After voting I went to a guild "sit and sew". I took along my UFO for this month, Bonnie Hunter's Easy Street mystery:
Tonight I'm watching the close election result. It's an interesting evening!
Saturday, July 2, 2016
Democracy Day
First election since moving here. That meant finding a handy polling booth. The nearest booths are 12km to the north-west or 13kms to the south. I went north-west, but from the time I arrived at the booth to the time I finished voting took an hour. Later I learned that there was no queue at all at the booth to the south, so I'll probably vote there in future.
After voting I went to a guild "sit and sew". I took along my UFO for this month, Bonnie Hunter's Easy Street mystery:
I got the five pieces all sewn together quite quickly. Having a large space to spread out in helped. I hadn't expected to get that much done, so I didn't take the borders with me. That was a shame!
Tonight I'm watching the close election result. It's an interesting evening!
After voting I went to a guild "sit and sew". I took along my UFO for this month, Bonnie Hunter's Easy Street mystery:
Tonight I'm watching the close election result. It's an interesting evening!
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Hope your vote was the winner. Here we have especific places to vote, very interisting to know that in Australia you can choose the booth for voting. What a pit you didn't carry the borders. Called my attentiona that the sewing machine in your picture has a ramp, is it an expecific table for quilting? Have a great weekend!
But were there sausages at the booth? The queue for them at my local school was a bit long and rain threatened so I bought a plant instead. Now have a democracy maidenhair.
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