Yesterday was democracy at work - and it smelled dusty and stale, not unlike the smell I imagine lingering around attics or retirement homes. Fortunately, democracy was also bigger on the inside than it looks on the outside. How impressive! There was a provincial election in Ontario, one the Liberals won again. There was also a referendum, so I gave my opinion on a mixed member proportional system of government. My poll station found itself this time around in an old, small nearby church, one in which I've never been - nor really had a desire to visit (surprisingly, I don't have any pictures of it on flickr and i didn't have my camera with me yesterday). I was impressed at how big it is, compared to how small it looks from the outside. Inside, I was surprised to find signs of life, little clues that people actually visit - books, art, names painted and quilted together by children. In movies, I saw Resident Evil Apocalypse recently. It was better than i expected. I enjoyed ...