Well, to be fair it was in the middle of the day here. I did feel a bit zoned out by 5:30. After having watched it for five hours straight. But hey, it was a freaking defining moment in history and I am GLAD. Later on they had a replay of the John Stewart show, and the sequence of events went, 'counting states, making some jokes, a guy ranting about something, Stewart interrupting to say, "Sorry, sorry, I just have to interrupt you for a second. ... Barak Obama is the next president of America."' and the audience just went INSANE. They didn't even try to say a thing for a good two minutes! I wish I could have seen the way people were feeling in your town, it must have been pretty epic. One of those moments in life where you're like, "I am not going to ever forget this"
I was quite deeply bummed out by the repeal in Cali. But, I kind of feel like that won't last long with at least four years of Obama in office. *crosses fingers*
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Well, to be fair it was in the middle of the day here. I did feel a bit zoned out by 5:30. After having watched it for five hours straight. But hey, it was a freaking defining moment in history and I am GLAD. Later on they had a replay of the John Stewart show, and the sequence of events went, 'counting states, making some jokes, a guy ranting about something, Stewart interrupting to say, "Sorry, sorry, I just have to interrupt you for a second. ... Barak Obama is the next president of America."' and the audience just went INSANE. They didn't even try to say a thing for a good two minutes! I wish I could have seen the way people were feeling in your town, it must have been pretty epic. One of those moments in life where you're like, "I am not going to ever forget this"
I was quite deeply bummed out by the repeal in Cali. But, I kind of feel like that won't last long with at least four years of Obama in office. *crosses fingers*
Hey! Miss you! *hugs*