This is not a political blog but I just have to say that when I woke up this morning, inauguration day 2009, it felt like Christmas. The feeling continued throughout the day. As I was walking my dog I encountered this fabulous Obama display in a neighbor's yard. People honked and hollered when they saw my "Yes we can" messenger bag on my back as I rode to work. People smiled when they saw my inauguration T-shirt and my students sat captivated by the swearing in of their new president. All day long I saw hope and joy on faces. The part of Obama's inaugural speech that spoke to me was "the God-given promise that we all are equal, all are free and all deserve to pursue their full measure of happiness." I interpreted that to mean he intends this to be a government and a people of inclusiveness. Obama has challenged us to be engaged and involved in making our community better. Hallelujah, let's do it!
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Oh Happy Day!
This is not a political blog but I just have to say that when I woke up this morning, inauguration day 2009, it felt like Christmas. The feeling continued throughout the day. As I was walking my dog I encountered this fabulous Obama display in a neighbor's yard. People honked and hollered when they saw my "Yes we can" messenger bag on my back as I rode to work. People smiled when they saw my inauguration T-shirt and my students sat captivated by the swearing in of their new president. All day long I saw hope and joy on faces. The part of Obama's inaugural speech that spoke to me was "the God-given promise that we all are equal, all are free and all deserve to pursue their full measure of happiness." I interpreted that to mean he intends this to be a government and a people of inclusiveness. Obama has challenged us to be engaged and involved in making our community better. Hallelujah, let's do it!
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Awesome experience!
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