As regular readers might remember, I originally went down to Juneau as a volunteer staffer for Rep. Max Gruenberg. So when he and his wife invited us to hold campaign signs I thought I needed to say yes. It is primary election day. Besides, it would be a chance to chat with them. Rep. Gruenberg is unopposed in the primary, but he does want to have his name out. The idea of holding a campaign sign on a street corner to wave at cars going by is low on my list of things I want to do. Plus it was at 7:30 in the morning. But I advise others to do things they normally wouldn't, so I should too. So there we were as the sun was blindingly coming over the Chugach Mountains.
The weather was perfect - sunny but not too warm. Drivers waved and I got to talk to some of the kids walking to Clark Middle School and introduce them to their Representative in Juneau.
Mt. View Community Council member Joyce saw as at the corner and joined us for breakfast at the Mountain View Diner - a
Chanlyut project, where Noble's Diner once was. The food was good and we had a nice chat.
The weather was perfect - sunny but not too warm. Drivers waved and I got to talk to some of the kids walking to Clark Middle School and introduce them to their Representative in Juneau. 
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