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People will talk about where they were on this day, when the first black man is officially inaugurated as the President of the United States. They will most likely also comment about his speech and watching history being made either right there in D.C. or live on television.
Unfortunately, I was freezing my ears, my nose, and toes off on a rooftop with dudes who hadn't voted in decades. The wind was whipping so furiously, I think one of ears flew off. It was so cold, my eyeballs started wheezing. It was so cold, my jacket was shivering and ran away looking around for cover. It was SO COLD I thought I was actually there in DC for the inauguration. So, I guess, in a way, I'd remember this day.
So, what where were you and what were you doing?
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
It's A Historic Day
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Watching it on television with bated breath.
I was at watching the television at work in our breakroom eating lunch, (not freezing BTW Jenn!
;-) I feel for ya chicky! You're one tough babe!
How on earth is that cold in Fla? Sheesh!! Sorry you're freezing down there.
Jenn
Can you contact me Rosemary (downunder)
Jenn
I got all your emails and the parcel but you must not be getting my replies, need 20 copies asap Rosemary (downunder)
Its 28 degree here. Today I was taking care of my sick little boy and sitting on the doctor office.
Jordan,
I wish I was home too ;-).
Lisa and Mo,
tomorrow is going to be COLDER. Wahhhhh.
Sara,
I hope your baby feels better.
Rosemary,
Cool! I found the lost emails. Got your order, thank you!
Saw the swearing in while getting ready to watch Team America with my English and Australian coworkers in Baghdad (movie selection not my choice :).
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