From Pretty in the City:
From Sweats in the City:
From Metroblogging Seattle (my old stomping grounds):
Pretty good, is right. The comments in my Facebook and Twitter accounts keep giving me tingles..."[Anonymous] is speechless. there are not words profound enough to explain what it feels like to finally be proud of this country."I am, since backpacking through 13 European countries and learning about our country through the eyes of the world, also proud for the first time in a long time. The bottom line is that our country was a whole lot better eight years ago, before the Bush administration, and it will hopefully be repaired in another four to eight years. (It's about OPTIMISM not PESSIMISM). For a lot of people, Obama makes us feel optimistic.
[Anonymous] is (for the first time) proud to be an American.
[Anonymous] is not afraid to admit he's feeling just a little bit inspired by and proud of his country today.
Last night was amazing. I can't tell you how freakin' proud I am to be part of this election, proud to do my part to vote Obama into office and share the love with my fellow Americans who all believe in and WANT a better country and a better future.
I will, without a doubt, remember it 20 years from now.
(And that's the last I'll say about it, for all of you who are burnt out. ;)
1 comments:
i have just stumbled across your blog, so my comments is slightly behind the times.
uh, i heart you. can you move to dallas so we can become bff's????
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