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« Last post by mini-me on November 03, 2020, 09:27:29 AM »We are part of only a handful of Countries around the world who can peacefully exercise our right for political change.
From the time we turn 18 we are given the right to do this every 4 years . For the past 35 years I have been with my wife ,on any and every election , no matter how big or how small ,we go out and exercise our right to vote for change .
If you want change , Vote ,if you like the status quo, Vote ...
The past year has been tuff on all of us and IMO is what makes today one of the most important election this country has been through in a very long time ....
so go out and make your voice heard .....
It is days like this that separates us from the rest of the herd
From the time we turn 18 we are given the right to do this every 4 years . For the past 35 years I have been with my wife ,on any and every election , no matter how big or how small ,we go out and exercise our right to vote for change .
If you want change , Vote ,if you like the status quo, Vote ...
The past year has been tuff on all of us and IMO is what makes today one of the most important election this country has been through in a very long time ....
so go out and make your voice heard .....
It is days like this that separates us from the rest of the herd
(Unfortunately, the friends I had in high school did not like VH - for the life of me, I cannot see why?!! 
)
. Now Vettie will have someone to jam with.
. I was lucky to get to see Van Halen in 2004 here in Saskatoon when Sammy Hagar and Michael Anthony were still in the band which was awesome. Even though he's gone we still have the music. =VH=
