Election time for me always makes me appreciate my community.  I drove by a few signs the other day to see if they had survived my absence during my recent trip to England.  Well, as far as I can tell, all of them survived.  A couple were in notably different places, but they were still standing on the same corner that I had placed them.  I am left feeling very grateful to my friends who will watch out for me and my signs.  Without being asked, they are kind enough to place it back up for me.

A new median out there is the Fb/twitter/instagram, etc. world.  I have had more than one person without being asked share their support of my re-election.  I have had them share my photo of my campaign sign.  That makes my heart happy.  Even though election time brings with it extra stresses and things to do, I am supported by a community of such great people.  It makes me even more happy to serve them. #votecadman

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It is almost time to put up signs.  The first year I ran a campaign I had a ton of signs.  Two different versions of navy blue and white.  I put them up everywhere.  After the election I had a couple of people tell me they didn't see any signs of mine.  I knew they drove on the streets where I had the signs.  I was so disappointed.  The next time I ran a campaign I had florescent pink and even though I didn't put up very many signs I had all kinds of people commenting on how many I had out there.  Well,  that has totally changed my view on campaign signs.  I will not have a sign that blends in with all the others.  I will not have a sign that blends in with anything.  I have stuck with pink.  I am glad I am a woman and can get away with that color.  If I had it to do over I would change a few things, but here is the sign you will be seeing on the streets of Etiwanda School District soon.