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Vo-vo-vo-vote

Remember the last time, like few months ago they had this voting thingy. Yeah, I went back to my hometown to "UNDI". Oh well, it went well, just a bit tiring because it's kinda warm that day, that's all. Ya know with the whole; standing in a long line and then wait for the things to settle and stuff but it was fine I guess. Nothin' much that I wanted to talk about the voting day, just that in my opinion, it is a good thing to vote and it's kinda a great way to use your rights as a citizen.

Frankly, I am practically the last person on the face of the earth to be "all in for politics" or involve in politic discussions and stuff but still there's nothing wrong with using your rights to vote aite everybody? It doesn't mean if you don't like it or if you're the type of like "I am in the middle, not going for this side or the other one", it doesn't mean that you just ignore it and things like that ya know.

So, what I wanted to say here is that, use your rights, people! It's okay if you don't want to get involve and stuff but just think of it this way; it's not like if you vote that day and you're like suddenly become fanatic and stuff. It's you, you know yourself, who you are and what you stands for. Don't be afraid or scare or lazy to spend a few of your time to go back to your hometown and vote. Trust me, it's not that hard. Just wait in line, bring your identification card and take the number and just wait in line again until it's your turn to take the paper and stuff, they have the simplest instruction on how to cross the paper and things like that. It was a good experience for me last time. So when you reached that age to vote, go and make yourself useful. If you're somebody's parents, encourage and let your child experience and learn how to vote. That's how my parents did to me, they gave me chances to experience things;new things even things that I don't like doing. At least it's a new thing fer ya aite? ^_^