Let's see how this goes

[pjthompson]

With 20 minutes to go before the polls close in South Carolina, I thought I'd relay a dream I had last night:

Edwards won
Obama came in second
Hillary came in third

Of course, I also dreamed I was making sculptures out of fondant and Min turned into a bunny and nibbled on some.

ETA: Ha! According to the exit polls, wrong on all counts! I've been studying Min closely, too, but her ears don't appear to have grown really long.

Comments

[purdypiedad.livejournal.com]

If only your dream were a prophesy!

[pjthompson]

I don't know where it came from since I'm not really supporting Edwards. But it sure was WRONG, whatever it was. ;-)

[purdypiedad.livejournal.com]

Sadly, I don't think the dude has a chance. I'm praying Hillary gets squashed and Obama proves me wrong about his corporate fidelity.

[pjthompson]

I think Obama is naive, and that's why he allowed himself to get into such a compromising position with that affair in Chicago. His naivete, more than anything else, bothers me about Obama.

[java-fiend.livejournal.com]

It's really sad that it has to be a dream where Edwards wins. *sigh*

[pjthompson]

Such is life--and elections.

[java-fiend.livejournal.com]

Yeah... the best person doesn't always win.

[kmkibble75.livejournal.com]

Don't feel bad -- While I predicted the placement correctly, I was pretty far off on the numbers, too. The results may even be more of a surprise than New Hampshire's.

[pjthompson]

Can you say resounding? Regardless of the outcome and how different people feel about different candidates, I couldn't help thinking all day yesterday that it was a great day for America. When they told about all the voters who brought their children into the booths with them so they could be part of history...well, blubber time.

[kmkibble75.livejournal.com]

Yeah, it could very well be a moment that lives on for years.