doubt

I go through files, keeping only the necessary papers. 

Double checking clothes and shoes; seeing what fits, deciding what should be taken now and what can wait.  Tossing anything not worth mending or that seems to have gone out of style.

A while back, I told you about a certain [bleep]ty Friend of mine. Over the years, those two simple posts have been among the most popular I've written.

According to one East Tennessee blogger, God will call us all to judgement and tops on his list will be whether or not you voted for Obama for president.

At least, that's about all I can discern from his most recent post:

David Oatney:

Congrats to Tim Lincecum, the amazing, and highly entertaining, San Francisco Giants hurler who won the National League Cy Young Award on Tuesday. Lincecum deserved this honor, and it's nice to see the baseball writers paying attention to high achievement on a team that otherwise achieved little and merited little attention. Lincecum is awesome, without doubt. Cases could have been made for

Barack Obama has just been declared the winner of the election and will be the President of the United States in January.

Millions of words will be written by millions of other people that will be far more eloquent than anything I could write tonight. But I wanted to record this moment for myself and to note how proud I am to be an American tonight.

Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace;
Where there is hatred,
let me sow love;
Where there is injury,
pardon;
Where there is error,
the truth;
Where there is doubt,
the faith;
Where there is despair,
hope;
Where there is darkness,
light;

Joe Powell offers an early voting report:

Today, for the first time ever, I had to wait in line to cast my ballot. Estimated turnout is going to easily pass the number of votes cast county-wide in the February primary which saw 40.8% of voters going to the polls.