There are tears of joy and relief in my eyes. It's like the most emotional New Year's Eve in my life.
My neighbors are even shooting off fireworks!
Mr. McCain's speech was wonderful. Let's move forward!
Update: I am watching Mr. Obama now on TV with tears in my eyes. I have never been so glad to be an American.
Yes we can, Mr. Obama, yes we can!
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President Barack Obama - good to hear it.
I'm also very excited about his www.change.gov site that opens up government to the people. I do very much hope for 4 years of a presidency where people participate in raising their voice about issues that matter to them.
Saw your comment on Dr. Isis's new place. I too am a fan of practical footwear.
Thanks for the site Academic! Listening to the people, what a concept!