It is times like this that I wish I were more eloquent

I am filled with emotions and speechless all at once. This election was historic regardless of the outcome. Of course I happen to be in the lucky majority this cycle and my guy won.


I am just bursting with pride and love for this country. I'm so happy that enough people felt we needed a change, that the last 8 years could not be allowed to continue. I feel I can hold my head up tonight as the rest of the world looks on, and I have not felt that pride in far too long. I do not think Barack Obama is a "God", I do not think he is perfect. I think he will make mistakes and have missteps in the next 4 years. But I feel confident that he will set things in motion for this contry and put us back on the path of being worthy and great... we earned those titles before and I know we can again.

Thank you America, Thank You!

So in Cajun country it's Geaux Obama!

Look at what one of the members of my homeschool group shared.... She is in the band. *clap*

Woohoo! Louisiana for Obama

My liberal "gotcha" media bias.. or this blog is Pro-Obama

I could not be more pro-Obama if I were Obama.

Do you know who Shepard Fairey is? He is the artist behind the gorgeous red/white/blue Hope, Change, Progress posters. Visit His Site

I think he is brilliant and I love these prints. I played around with them today for my desktop and I thought I'd share...

Here is a ss of my desktop


Here is the horizontal that I currently have. I added in Fairey's vote print also because I like balance and even things.



and I did a 4 sq. set up also




so there ya go, I think they make great desktop images. Show off your O love as the weeks countdown to our new Mr. President.