Anyone else getting nervous/excited and possibly a bit giddy?

[ASecretLemonadeDrinker]

I stupidly keep looking at the clock, lord knows what I will be like this time tomorrow!

I'm excited! I feel like I did in 1997

I'm already planning on the best time to get up Friday, not sure there will be a clear result till quite late this time round and don't want to stop up all night.

Anyone want to text me when it's all over and I'll get up?

To paraphrase Victoria Wood, I'm so tense you could attach jump-leads to my earrings and run the ceiling fan off them....

I've been feeling a bit nervous all day! I too am wondering when to get up on Friday, V. early doors?

I feel quite nervous, i don't cope very well with change.

I'm feeling very nervous.

Am battling with trying to accept what I think will happena nd that little voice that holds a bit of hope!

Am also excited about voting (ashamed to say its my first time!)

I am nervous but also a bit excited. Am planning to stay up v late tomorrow night and see things as they are happening.

My memories of the 1997 election are doing my finals and it being sunny.

I am both excited and nervous! Looking forward to staying up a bit (with a bottle of red of course ) and seeing what's going on. Working from home on Friday too, so that helps!

Just don't do anything the same time as me, I have very bad form watching election coverage.

Most recently I managed to miss Barack Obama's moment of glory as I was in the loo, for example.

I'm pretty excited

I am ridiculously excited, and nervous. DH and I are planning to stay up and watch for as long as we can - he has taken the day off on Friday!

Me too - would love to stay up all night but I am usually asleep by 9.30. My DD 10 is also quite interested as she is just beginning to take an interest in the political process - and of course has only ever known a labour government - bless.

I am nervous, more than I have ever been. I feel the opposite to how I did in 1997, then it was all hope, now I am depressed. I don't know who to vote for, do I follow head or heart?
I have taken friday off too, probably good as I have already had a cry today, I am going to be a mess come friday.

A bit nervous and jolly excited. Seems like we've waited forever for this election.

I have my cheese biscuits and port all ready

(spect I'll be feeling sick come friday)

hmmmm. maybe setting the alarm for 4am might be better than trying to stay up aaaaaaalllll night?

I could stay up til 1am then get up at 4am.
Or I could just sleep on the sofa and have the telly on all night.

Must admit I feel a bit excited. We have a TV in the bedroom but DW likes her sleep. I usually wake up at 5.00 am so will get up then and sneak down stairs for a bit of scuttle round the blogs and put Sky on.

I'm dreading a tory government so not excited - more nervous.

I want to see what the swingometer looks like this year.

last time didnt they have leettle weeny pictures of people sat on house of common benches?

does anyone get worried that they might accidentally spoil their ballot paper? (irrational I know.....)

Yes. And I worry that I will put my mark in the wrong box or do something else wrong.

I saw Nick Clegg and his wife this morning taking their kids to school (I passed them on the zebra crossing!!)and I felt a bit teary . Have absolutely no idea why as I don't even know who I'm going to vote for yet, but it all seemed quite exciting and momentous!

I am so excited and confused I am torn between lib dem and tory- I just can't decide!!!

Those of you choosing to stay up can I tempt you to look after my 2 month old so I can sleep through? At least tomorrow night there will be something to watch at 1am, 2am, 3am...