Governor Dave started the morning with a bowl of oatmeal at Granny’s Café in Cody.  It’s hard to eat healthy on the campaign trail, so it was good that he was able to muster the self-control to eat healthy.  A group of folks who were having coffee asked whether the Governor would support Powerball, and he said that he would.

Next the Governor visited some of the local businesses to introduce himself and ask whether they had any concerns or comments.  Many people were simply pleased to welcome the governor into their place of business.  In one store – which will remain unnamed in case the First Lady reads this – the governor picked up a business card because he thought it might be a potential place to purchase an anniversary gift for Nancy.  Their anniversary is on November 8th, the day after the election, but he doesn’t want to forget to get her something nice.

One exciting part of the Governor and Hillary’s trip to Cody was that the owner of the Irma Hotel offered to let the governor put up a banner on the front of the Irma.  The owner explained that he never lets politicians put up signs, but that he supports the Governor and would like him to put up a banner.