I'm so happy for you.
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
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6 Comments:
Thanks. Not only am I so happy for us, I am so very proud of us.
And well done from me, too. I'm happy for all of us, even those born outside your borders.
Thanks :D Most of us are extremely happy right now!
Thank you. I'm pretty proud and happy right now. It's beautiful here today...warm weather, hope in the air.
Peace :)
Thanks! :)
It's nice to feel so good about an election, and to have this oddly unashamed feeling to be an American. How weird, and how great!
(Plus, we kind of owed the rest of the world on this one too...) It's so much nicer to read online how excited everyone was about this election, instead of looking at all the pictures of people holding up signs saying "I'm sorry" to the rest of the world and sobbing, as so many of us did four years ago.
Talk to me! (You know you want to!)