And it's ONLY 9 a.m.
My day started at 5 a.m. when I was interviewed on the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire Programme.
In the United Kingdom.
So....long story short: Yesterday a reporter from the BBC contacted me via Twitter to ask if I would be interested in being interviewed as a "swing state" voter on this BBC current affairs show. I said yes and then spoke to the reporter for about 30 minutes on the phone.
Today, I had to be up at 4:30 to be ready for my Skype call from the BBC.
(How weird does that sound?!?)
I was part of a panel that included another Hillary supporter from Florida, a very angry Trump supporter from Nevada, and a 21-year-old college student from Iowa who was voting for Trump because he hated Hillary. Yes, really.
In all, I think I spoke for about one minute (maybe two) but it was still super cool.
I got interviewed on the freaking BBC!
And then I went to vote.
At 6:30 a.m.
With the kids and Kevin.
It was really cool to see a rather long line at the polling place.
And it was REALLY amazing to vote for Hillary.
History was made with that vote.
Here's hoping for the right result tonight.
