Vote means to choose by making a mark or by raising your hand or by speaking up at a meeting.
I vote every day.
I vote to use my time wisely or to take a break from work
and creative pursuits and watch videos.
I vote to go to work or to stay home.
I vote to clean my house or toss things I don’t need any
longer.
I vote to love my husband with words and actions.
I vote to keep my children in my prayers and in my daily
life.
I vote to give to my church or some other charity.
I vote to use my money wisely or to waste it on things I don’t
need.
I vote to wear a mask in public or not.
I vote to think about The Worst-Case Scenario or The
Blessings of God.
I vote each year because I have been given the right to do
so.
But all this voting is private. I don’t talk about my voting
choices much. My dad told me I didn’t have to. I can keep it all a secret.
And isn’t that a better way to live? Just do what you voted
to do and let your actions speak louder than words.