The inauguration was cool, even though there were certain people there I felt bad for. It was cold!!!
I work at an urban ministry and I meet kids who have been told for years that they have no future because they cannot succeed in a white world. Now there is substantial proof that what they were being taught was a lie. There are a bunch of empowered kids in this ministry and for that reason alone, I'm glad Obama's president. If he would continue Bush's policy on funding PEPFAR, I will have two reasons to be glad. Kids in Africa will be empowered, too!
I've always been a huge political buff and have watched every inauguration since I was nine. This was the first time most people have ever watched one of those things. There was a huge party in the student center and half the students and faculty had gathered to watch the speech. We are a mostly Republican school, and that says a lot that they were there. The daughters looked gorgeous, as did Michelle. They were all so darn pretty. Preeeetty....
Sorry, lost it for a second.
Anyway, I didn't vote for Obama, but I do respect him as president. I will at least respect him no matter what he does, even if I strongly disagree with his policies. After all, that is the adult thing to do, right? (yes, that was meant as a hint)
God bless America!