Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Today We Vote

A  L  O  H  A !

I love Hawaii!

Election signs for:

A Hapa-Haole Appearing local guy link

 Marshall

Hawaiian

Brickwood 
[ my State Senator ]

Chinese-American: 
[ by way of Malaysia]  

Djou

Local Ethnic-Japanese American: 

Takai


ALL on a popular 
local family operated 
Chinese Restaurant!

THAT'S HAWAII STYLE-

If it is Election Day
near You:
V O T E !


People died for this.

In wars over seas,
in civil rights actions
 at home.

The first western democracy
in ancient Greece
was a direct 
meet-argue-vote
situation.

Not everyone participated
in the discussion,
or the voting
YET.
But the basic idea
was good.

As the Vikings,
the  Iroquois,
and other First Nations
 knew as well.

Town Meetings today,
even family meetings,
show the survival of this
basic impulse
to have a say
in the things that effect
our lives;
To disagree, yet cooperate.

Thanks for voting
for our Comfort Spiral
by visiting here.
            Warmly, cloudia

17 comments:

  1. The names show that Hawaii's population is made of many ethnic groups. Great post, Cloudia! I am voting today too.

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  2. It's a great day to vote! Thanks for mentioning the different ethnics that live in Hawaii

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  3. about to head over and vote, myself.

    aloha from va

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  4. a lovely hodgepodgery you have. :)

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  5. Aloha Cloudia, Happy Voting Day! You bet I'll be inside a polling booth, curtains drawn soon, as my vote (as well as others) counts!

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  6. I will post something on Facebook once I do, just in case anyone needs a reminder!

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  7. I voted by absentee ballot and mailed it in weeks ago... Happy Election Day!

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  8. Already mailed mine in too, TeX.

    Love your comments and civic mindedness!

    Thanks Dears

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  9. Informative post, Thanks

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  10. We won't have to think about an election here until sometime next year, when the feds are at the end of their term.

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  11. Good luck with tHe vote!

    also wish you a happy happy day!

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  12. Elections are done here until next year! Hurray.

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  13. Happy voting.
    And I love that despite their background and their heritage so many people count themselves as Hawaiians first.

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  14. Great blog with beautiful pictures with beautiful colors, very good processing.

    Best Regards from Gran Canaria - Canary Islands (Spain)

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  15. Appreciate these comments, pals.

    Aloha, new visitors <3

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