The Corner

Getting Out The Derb Vote

Got up. Breakfast. Went to dentist 8 am (X-rays, cleaning). Voted. Went

home. Did some home improvement. Urged Rosie to go vote. She did (thereby

cancelling out mine.) Checked FNC — nothing much happening, some talking

heads still making their points, as if it matters now. Did e-mail, checked

Corner. Read some Penrose. Had lunch. Went to see kids’ teachers. Heard

things I already knew: Son smart but lazy, daughter life of party. Came

home. Got mail — magazine bonanza: Spectator, Mathematical Intelligencer,

New Yorker, TNR, The New Criterion. Sat & browsed magazines, drinking tea.

Checked Corner, FNC. Nothing really known. Back to attic for more home

improvements. Practiced calm resignation.

John Derbyshire — Mr. Derbyshire is a former contributing editor of National Review.
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