Friday, 17 April 2009

Home Affairs for me!

Off to Home Affairs to collect my ID book.

Time now is 8:30am. Let's see how long this takes :)

...

8:41am. Job done.

Wow. Now I can vote.

Time to vote for change! Vote for Zuma! Amandla!

I wonder if subliminal messaging works...
Anyone remember the song by Trio? DA DA DA...

1 comment:

  1. I always wondered about the ANC, I mean how can you vote for a party who don't know where they're going? I mean just listen to them chant, "Amandla! Where to?!".

    Enjoy voting. I voted last week on Wednesday. Total time to vote (including travel time): 9 hours, 31 minutes

    Train from Fukui to Tokyo (by the Super-express and then the bullet train) -> 4h20mins
    From Tokyo central to Hanzomon (where the S.A. Embassy is) -> 23 minutes
    Walking time -> 5 minutes
    Back to Tokyo central -> 23 minutes
    Back home -> 4h20mins

    Total cost (excluding accomodation): approx. R 5000

    The Embassy were really efficient and friendly. I arrived about 20 minutes early and met the ambassador at the door, so he invited me up, introduced me, and I got the paperwork and stuff done just in time for voting to start. They were DA bomb.

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