Your Voice Counts

It is 26 degrees this Indiana morning and frost covers the ground. My alarm went off at 5 am, and I groggily grabbed my work clothes and dressed before I had my coffee.  My husband had the car warming as I pulled out my winter coat, filled a travel mug with coffee and grabbed my purse with my identification inside.  Off we went to our local voting place to stand in line outside with the other early voters.  No matter what time works for your schedule today, I hope you will let your voice be heard .  It is a privilege that should not be taken lightly.

Ed Kennelly, theater manager with granddaughter, Margel Walker ca 1951 

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