Well, I emailed in my ballot today. I didn't mean to be so last minute about things but it happens some times.

Yep, I voted in the US election in Sofia, Bulgaria by email.

Well, not exactly by email but almost and I have to say there's nothing very exciting or sexy about printing out a ballot, filling it in, scanning it and returning it by email. Actually it's downright boring but I did it.

I did it because it's the right thing to do. Oh, and I can't handle the thought of Mitt Romney as president. That's just too much for me. Fingers crossed that Obama is reelected.

So that's that. I did what I can do. I did my part. Now we'll just have to wait and see.

I guess I could get up early tomorrow morning to watch/stalk the live election coverage but these days all I really want to do is to stay curled up in bed. It's been cold in my apartment recently. The days are getting shorter, the temperatures outside are dropping and there's no central heat yet in Mladost.

Anyhow, good luck: Mr. President, Gay Marriage (let's finally make it legal in Washington State), Marijuana (legalize it and regulate it), Maria Catwell (reelect her as our State senator)  and Jay Inslee (the Democrat running for Washington State governor). If you thought we were only voting for our president, think again. There's a lot to be decided today.

Oh and one final note on voting, it is pretty cool that I can email my ballot in from abroad even if it doesn't feel very serious. Is this democracy in action?