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Old 11-04-2008, 08:44 PM
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My Siam Jade cattleya came with a flower and now there is just a "dead looking brown stick" there..do I leave it there?

I will be in upper east Manoa tonight watching the election reports. I've talked with about 30 different people today and no one else is voting or has even registerd to vote. How disturbing!!
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My Siam Jade cattleya came with a flower and now there is just a "dead looking brown stick" there..do I leave it there?

I will be in upper east Manoa tonight watching the election reports. I've talked with about 30 different people today and no one else is voting or has even registerd to vote. How disturbing!!
I always remove the 'dead stick' for aesthetic purposes. Thats wierd that no one is voting! I guess in a heavily democratic State like Hawaii, the decision is pretty much made and that might dissuade some people. However, we need people to vote on the local issues like rail and Con Con too! Thats too bad that some people still dont see the need to vote. Oh well, I guess some people dont want to have the right complain when things dont go well!! lol
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Old 11-05-2008, 12:03 AM
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President Barack Obama..."who would have thunk it?"

24 months ago, if someone had said that a hapa black man with the middle name of Hussein would have been president he would have been laughed outside the door.... Massachusetts was voting on whether to remove the state income tax...that has me very interested!
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