finally, a beacon of hope after 8 long years. it feels good having been able to participate in this election, and i couldn't be any happier with the outcome. it's a very progressive stride towards stability for america, in my opinion, and i have to say i'm proud of my country for recognizing the fact that change is vital and necessary right now. i think obama is the answer and a step in the right direction. it seems appropriate that this inauguration coincides with martin luther king jr. day, and i'm honestly amazed at the fact that i have participated in and witnessed history in the making. i'll let this picture speak for itself:
over the summer i visited my uncle in san diego and he was (and still is) so genuinely excited for what could be. so excited he even wrote a song about it:
needless to say, january 21, 2009 was a monumental day in history, and i'm looking forward to what the future holds for us. in the meantime i'll be in the cracks of obama's couch finding CHAAAAAAANGE, son! and like i told the waitress today when she asked me if i needed change, "nope, obama's got that covered."
ps. i'm getting on my next, NEXT level and recreating this masterpiece once i fix my sewing machine!
ignore katy perry's face. she is irrelevant.
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