Tuesday, January 20, 2009

OH HAPPY DAY!!!!!!!!







Aretha~ Oh Happy Day

REJOICE!
IT'S A HAPPY HAPPY DAY!!
OH HAPPY DAY





Freedom~ Richie Havens ~ Woodstock


Oh Happy Day!

I am doing a happy dance that the old Regime is no longer, and hope is restored.
Lots of work ahead, and it won't be easy-- but for today, let's bask in this historic moment, be Joyful and HAPPY!
I wish the Obama family the very best in this journey, and that they be protected and guided by wisdom and peace.
OH HAPPY DAY!!!!



7 comments:

Dr. Know said...

YEEEEHAW!

Annette said...

What he said....lol

wonderful job...I couldn't agree more!!!

Christopher said...

Our long, national nightmare is nearly over.

ONE. HOUR. TO. GO!

Wooooooooooo Hooooooooooo!

Fran said...

What an awesome inauguration!
A new day dawns

Loved the classical music

Thought Obama's speech about being *friends* with the world was significant and such a welcomed change.

Rev. Lowrey's Benediction was serious and ended on a high note. That part brought me to tears.

Wow!



Soon I have to head off to work, but so glad to have caught this "live".... happy, beautiful, wonderful inauguration.

It really is a Happy day for our Country & the World.

the helicopter is hauling off the shrub as I write.

Christopher said...

I loved the crowd.

Crowd to Bush: "Nah, nah, nah, hay, hay, hay, good bye!"

ROFLMAO!

D.K. Raed said...

Watched it all day, everything, even the whole damn parade! Guess I was wound up tighter than I knew. Now I can finally sleep, maybe for the first sound sleep in 8-yrs. We finally have a real president!

Christopher, the LGBA marchers in the parade R.O.C.K.E.D!!!! Of course, I also liked the Green Valley band from Henderson NV, playing Viva Las Vegas! The ARREST BUSH signs were much appreciated, too.

Fran said...

DK~ Funny you watched the whole parade. They had it broadcast @ work on a large screen, so people could go there during breaks.

I did not start till 10:30 pst, so I watches the whole heart of the inauguration, and the earlier stuff.
By the time I went to work , we O-fficially had a new president & they had hauled off the shrub....

I did not catch much of the parade, went to a party that showed the swearing in so that was fun.
People who are not usually rah rah patriotic, were now feeling like they can relate to their country & feel proud.

That is a big deal.

The speeches are about healing & fixing the brokenness.

Sigh of relief, huge joy.