Every blog has written something about our wonderful President and First Family so I won't bore you with my rendition of what his presidency means to me. Needless to say, I shed some tears (again) this weekend though.
I know many of you came to DC to enjoy the festivities (I housed a couple) and braved the cold for hours on Sunday and Tuesday...hhhmmm...not I. I just couldn't do it, I had memories of my childhood crying in the cold. However, I did go to a Finance Committee (the big money people) reception and a couple of Happy Hours. Other than that, I'll be in the same city with Mr. President for 4-8 years so, hopefully, I'll have the chance to see him at another event (and I pray it doesn't require me to sit outside for hours in blistering cold).
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I wish I were in D.C. yesterday!
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Cindy,
ReplyDeleteAlthough I didn't brave the cold it was and still is a great feeling in the city. Every place you went everyone was/is so friendly and people just break into conversations. I've never experienced anything like it, it is awesome. I hope and pray we can capitalize on this to make some real change as a community! You can still visit, I believe the energy is here to stay.
I just love that photo and that family. To feel hopeful again gives me the greatest glow.
ReplyDeleteD'ya think you guys could get me the phone #s of a couple of those cute Secret Service guys??
ReplyDeleteI was sooooo close to making that trip. Don't worry, I would have called (and wouldn't have bugged you for shelter). soon soon
ReplyDeleteOh Haze,
ReplyDeleteI've dated 2 very cute Secret Service men and they are...listen closely...CRAZY!!!!! One was so inconsistent and could never remember anything he said I'm sure he was bipolar and the other literally stalked me! I will NEVER date another Secret Service/FBI man again. CRAZY! I won't even get you a number!
Ha Ha!! I'm not surprised. You have to be a little nuckin futz to do that job.
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