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This is just a superficial covering of the subject, but I'm not going to bother delving into the details. Most of you know America had an election on Tuesday, and most states had more on the ballot than just President. I also saw how Puerto Rico had had an election (they are only a U.S. territory, and not able to vote for President), and the majority (doesn't mean it wasn't close, but still it said the majority) of Puerto Ricans voted to ask Congress to consider making them the 51st state. I remember a while back a mylotter from there was worried that would happen. I assured her it wouldn't because no one in the United States wants that. And they still don't. I've heard some ridiculous talk about how all Americans are rich, which is so untrue it's laughable. Our government has enough problems with 50 states, let alone 51. Does anyone think that is a good idea? I can't think of any good reasons. By the way, it started me thinking about when Taiwan was given back to China after Great Britain had had control of it for so long. Does anyone else remember that ceremony? And it was Taiwan, right? I'm kind of too tired to go look it up. Oh, and Lamb, two more states voted to legalize medical mary jane. I thought of you when I saw that. One more thing: was I the only one who did not watch one lick of coverage last night because you already knew who won and didn't bother to watch it become official? I woke up at 2am, got on the computer, saw who won, and went back to sleep.