aviyah is starting to babble. i think she's right, though. she does make a good point.
Wednesday, November 29
Tuesday, November 28
Wednesday, November 22
Tuesday, November 14
ms. peekaboo
aviyah's so much fun right now. i know, i know. . . she's not sleeping super long, and that's not crazy fun. but during the days, she's so playful. samantha taught her how to play peekaboo, and she's really moving the blanket up and down by herself.
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Thursday, November 9
Tuesday, November 7
election day


today, aviyah and i voted at ps 10 in park slope, brooklyn. the machines in new york are old school: you pull a large red lever to the right to open the ballot, turn small black knobs to cast your vote, and pull back the red lever to the left to close your ballot.
i am always moved to vote on eleciton day, and it surprises and disappoints me that we do not take our right to vote more seriously. we are incredibly passionate about our opinions, but national voter turnout consistently lags. wisconsin and minnesota lead turnout participation at more than 75%, but national turnout hovers just above 50%.
aviyah encouraged me to vote the democratic line. she insists that a democratic majority will provide important opposition for the failed bush agenda. aviyah is sharp, and i voted for democratic candidates elliot spitzer and hilary clinton. however, i voted the working family party line. in new york, independent parties can draft mainstream candidates to run parallel candidacies. the candidate consolidates their votes from each party, but voters have an opportunity to make a strong statement. with a significant collection of votes, the independent parties can influence the agenda and priorities of of our candidates.
Monday, November 6
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Saturday, November 4
Wednesday, November 1
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