i'm still in a state of shock mixed with an overwhelming sense of relief. i am still stunned to say that i live in a country that has elected (by an overwhelming majority in both popular and electoral votes) a black president. i look forward a time of healing to make amends for the divisive politics of the last 8 years. i have a huge amount of respect for the graciousness of mccain's concession speech. but obama's speech was just awe-inspiring. (in case you missed it, watch or read it again) i had goosebumps the whole time he was speaking. i am pleased that he acknowledged that change will not come immediately. his ability to set expectations and keep the momentum will be pivotal to his success.on a sad note, 3 more states decided that i shouldn't be allowed to marry my partner. boo hiss!
so today i'm grateful for . . . the chance to believe and hope again
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i'm so excited to read your blog. you're such a good writer. it's enjoyable to see you in a "new light." i share your optimism and joy about obama's presidency.
thanks doll. how's things with you?
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