on a daily basis. Actually, today it's been exactly one year since he deployed. We've got about 3 months left. We're lucky because we've got a very strong relationship and haven't been plagued with the marital problems that a lot of deployed families deal with. I feel worst for the kids. Our oldest is 8 and it's actually him who told me to pay attention to Obama. My one consolation is that neither my husband or I ever voted for Bush. It was Gore in 2000 and Kerry in 2004. This election has been an awfully long time coming and I'm trying to do as much as I can volunteer wise as possible with 4 small children to look after, but I wish that I could do more. Right now, a lot of my anger is really coming from the fact that I'm politically hamstrung in a lot of ways, because I AM a single Mom right now, and it's hard as hell to find childcare, hard as hell to manage everything on your own.
I just had my gall bladder pulled out 2 weeks ago, and I can't imagine what kind of financial ruin would have awaited us if we didn't have health care. It angers me to no end that the only way that we could guarantee our family would have health benefits was for him to join the Army.
So, yeah. Lots of stuff that I could go on and on about, but I definitely am one pissed off woman, and will do whatever I can to sway voters to our side.