Regardless of who your candidate was/is... the phone calls from every camp got very old. I can't say I miss them. If you live in a Super Tuesday Primary State, then you are in the middle of all the calls right now. Just wait.. you will get more and more every day until Tuesday is over!
A wonderful side benefit of working on this Campaign was uniting with friends I have not seen or spent enough time with over the years.
Yes, I know, for those of you have known us for years....you are wondering how we stay so young and thin! We are amazing, aren't we?
Here I am with all of my children.... 
This was taken during that same break. It was great to hear all the cars honk as they drove by. Considering all the dirty politics pulled by the McCain camp at the zero hour, Mitt Romney did very well in The Florida Primary.
Primary Day!
They were enjoying wearing shorts and flip flops before heading to all points COLD up north!
Yesterday, we attended a Pre-Debate lunch at the Campaign Headquarters in West Palm Beach. This is Katherine with Tag Romney shortly after he arrived via the "Mittmobile" What a down to earth family. Mitt, his wife, Ann, and their children are so genuine and approachable. I wish every one could see them up close and see how genuine they are. Mitt is brilliant and can make positive changes for The Economy, The War, Health Care, Illegal immigration, Foreign Policy, Israel, Taxes, and many other areas. 
Those parameters were met and off we went. I did not know I would be the only person photographed and to top it off-- on the front page for a feature Sunday article. As you can imagine, my phone rang a lot yesterday and today every place I went the article was discussed. The Gym I exercise at has it posted up on the front bulletin board with a "way to go" note. (Please...)
I told the reporter that assuming Mitt automatically had my vote as a Mormon was like assuming that every woman would vote for Hillary and that every black person would vote for Obama.
I explained my Church's stance on Political neutrality and the counsel members receive to study the issues and candidates and then vote our conscience and that no candidate will receive an endorsement from Church LeadersI also told him that I was not aware of the religion of any other candidate and that Americans could very well miss having the most qualified person in the White house if they cannot get past religion, race, or gender issues.
The only US Presidents I recall knowing their religion are JFK, a Catholic ( I was too young, but history tells me) and Jimmy Carter, a Baptist. We discussed a lot of the "dark age" concepts that people associate with Mormons and why. I told him the media does a fine job of still linking us to Polygamy when they broadcast every story about Warren Jeffs in front of the Salt Lake Mormon Temple, perpetuating confusion and causing people to not trust when I or any other member tell them-NO my religion does not practice polygamy.
I told him the one thing I would want people to know is that I am a Christian and that my life is centered around Jesus Christ and his teachings. I told him to look at the fruits of practicing Mormons and he would see Christianity at it's best. I am more concerned that people know this about me than that I don't practice polygamy.
The topics we discussed were extensive, yet very little was quoted or used. I won't fill any more space with what we covered. I am just soooooo happy the interview and the publication is In my rear view mirror!
I did not have to get in to the fact that I have known Mitt and his family for years. They are delightful people. He is brilliant at many levels. The issues and debates will prove to make the next year and a half very interesting or very long--depending on your perspective.
