What are you preparing for possible celebration on Election Night?

[Anonymous]

The last time I dared prepare anything in advance (a low-key kid-friendly party for the day after the election), Clinton lost and DD accused me of jinxing it

So.

Do we dare buy anything in advance?

Do we prep both ways, like the campaign parties?

WWYD?

[Anonymous]

Xanax.

[Anonymous]

I feel like it will be a replay of 2020 with things being so close that we won’t know the winner right away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel like it will be a replay of 2020 with things being so close that we won’t know the winner right away.

This is how I feel. We're going to wait a few days (at least) again.

[Anonymous]

Lots of wine and ice cream

[Anonymous]

After monitoring Virginia’s early vote numbers, I fear it could be an early night.

[Anonymous]

I am looking forward to a second Trump victory.

[Anonymous]

I always look forward to every election night but then never remember exactly what happened. Perhaps it’s PTSD.

I was reminded by someone just today that we didn’t know the 2020 results till days later. Somehow I don’t remember any of this. That scares me because that was only four years ago, and I have no recollection

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:After monitoring Virginia’s early vote numbers, I fear it could be an early night.

This

[Anonymous]

We may not know the result on election night. We will probably have to wait a few days for absentee ballots to be counted.

I remember dreading watching the election returns in 2016, fearing a Clinton win, and feeling jubilation when it became clear Trump would beat her. 2020 was a downer, not getting all the results the same night, and then the bad result. Hopefully, Trump can prevail again, for the sake of our country.

[Anonymous]

A friend and I had plans to go out to lunch the day after the 2016 election. Neither one of us is a drinker, let alone a day drinker, but we ordered drinks. As I looked around the restaurant, I realized there were alcoholic beverages at every table I could see. At lunchtime on a Wednesday. Everyone was somber and speaking in hushed tones.

I’m not planning a damn thing, but if Harris wins, I will be thanking God as a sense of relief washes over me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A friend and I had plans to go out to lunch the day after the 2016 election. Neither one of us is a drinker, let alone a day drinker, but we ordered drinks. As I looked around the restaurant, I realized there were alcoholic beverages at every table I could see. At lunchtime on a Wednesday. Everyone was somber and speaking in hushed tones.

I’m not planning a damn thing, but if Harris wins, I will be thanking God as a sense of relief washes over me.

Good grief, the drama is so incredibly tiresome.

[Anonymous]

The one and only time I planned a little celebration, we got Trump as President. No earthly way I'm doing that again.

[Anonymous]

Where’s the joy? Why aren’t you all confident?

[Anonymous]

I’ll be going to sleep uncharacteristically early.