I’m up bright and early tomorrow morning to work as a polling officer at the Federal elections. It’s tedious, tiring work, and a long day, but I like it and the pay’s nothing to be sneezed at. I have to be realistic and predict a Coalition retain, with a resurgence of Greens Party popularity and the subsequent Labor preferences to make it a close one and cause a few marginal seats to switch hands, but a Howard reinstallment nonetheless. But hey, you never know until it happens.
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