A Time for Celebration: November 5, 2008
Today is a truly wonderful day. Yesterday, the United States of America elected a new President, in a historic election. We had a Black American, a woman in a major party, a 72 year old man, and a father, who raised two boys by himself, who went on to become a successful politican.
To say that I am elated that we have elected Barack Obama would be an understatement. It appears as if there is an electricity in the air, that his message of change was such an inspiring and uniting force that brought so many Americans together yesterday when they cast their votes. It is my fervent hope that we are indeed on the verge of turning a corner, and that American will regain its strength, dignity, and superior place in the world once again.
Another celebration that takes place today, and by no means secondary: Today, I am 17 years sober, a gift for which I am truly grateful.
Thank you for your minds.
To say that I am elated that we have elected Barack Obama would be an understatement. It appears as if there is an electricity in the air, that his message of change was such an inspiring and uniting force that brought so many Americans together yesterday when they cast their votes. It is my fervent hope that we are indeed on the verge of turning a corner, and that American will regain its strength, dignity, and superior place in the world once again.
Another celebration that takes place today, and by no means secondary: Today, I am 17 years sober, a gift for which I am truly grateful.
Thank you for your minds.
