hope: grounds for believing that something good may happen
i will admit that i am not as passionate about politics as i should be and that i feel rather jaded about the whole business. but i am a firm believer in a fresh start and HOPE. well, that is just the whole thing right there....
I too rejoice in this day, and as I said on another blog, I hope our President makes it his hottest agenda to restore our country by changing the Patriot Act which currently allows our government to do as it pleases to us , when it pleases for no reason at all or for merely having a suspicion ...It allows them to run into your house and take your whole family if they feel like it without answering to anyone , this is scarry my friends , this is what Bush put in place it is a cancer sore that needs removing , please ring the bell on this ....
What a wonderful day for America and the world. I have had feelings awakened in me that I thought I would never have again, national pride and hope for the future. I am feeling the love! Pam
This man is an exceptional man and has already made a difference. I've always tried to be as good a person as I can be, but he has already made me want to be a better person and do more for others.
I hope everybody pitches in and does something/anything in their own small way to make a difference.
They rejoiced when Hitler took office also :) Let's talk in 4 years. McCain wasn't my choice and I would love to have a true black American who knew what it was all about...
Much prayer from my end of the world for our country.
hope: grounds for believing that something good may happen
ReplyDeletei will admit that i am not as passionate about politics as i should be and that i feel rather jaded about the whole business. but i am a firm believer in a fresh start and HOPE. well, that is just the whole thing right there....
Amen!
ReplyDeleteHis inaugural address was a call to service for us all - it was a hope for great things to come.
ReplyDeleteIt was inspiring.
A great day indeed!
ReplyDeleteYes!! A day I am proud to have witnessed, and taken part in.
ReplyDeleteMy how far we have come.
yes yes yes.
ReplyDeleteI am so proud to be an American! I wanted to tell you that I love your blog!!!...Linda
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Amen! Looking forward to what is to come.
ReplyDeleteA great day and a call to service! We can't do everything, but we can do what we can!!!
ReplyDeleteI too rejoice in this day, and as I said on another blog, I hope our President makes it his hottest agenda to restore our country by changing the Patriot Act which currently allows our government to do as it pleases to us , when it pleases for no reason at all or for merely having a suspicion ...It allows them to run into your house and take your whole family if they feel like it without answering to anyone , this is scarry my friends , this is what Bush put in place it is a cancer sore that needs removing , please ring the bell on this ....
ReplyDeleteCongratulations from the bottom of my heart from Spain!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure ,HE with all YOU, can !!
I am very excited and proud. Stand up and cheer,hope is here!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful day for America and the world. I have had feelings awakened in me that I thought I would never have again, national pride and hope for the future. I am feeling the love!
ReplyDeletePam
This man is an exceptional man and has already made a difference. I've always tried to be as good a person as I can be, but he has already made me want to be a better person and do more for others.
ReplyDeleteI hope everybody pitches in and does something/anything in their own small way to make a difference.
At last!
ReplyDeleteIt was and is a GREAT day!
ReplyDeleteLet's pray that he does very well!
Martha
I've just found your blog through Jen Duncan. I am filled with hope too! I've been a supporter of President Obama since his very first speech!
ReplyDeleteYour post says it all... hope. It's something we've been lacking for way too long. :) Love your blog.
ReplyDeleteThey rejoiced when Hitler took office also :) Let's talk in 4 years. McCain wasn't my choice and I would love to have a true black American who knew what it was all about...
ReplyDeleteMuch prayer from my end of the world for our country.
Someone already stole my comment...;) AMEN.
ReplyDeleteCool images. Have a great weekend, Dana!
Life is good!
ReplyDeleteAhhh...so refreshing isn't it!
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