I remember the blessed day my son was born...  

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

My son was born on January 20th, 1992. He was born on Martin Luther King's birthday. I had no choice but think to myself what a wonderful day to be born.
A member of my now exhusband's family said in displeasure, "...so he was born on niggers day"? I was laying there in the hospital room soar from giving life and to hear such filth nearly killed my soul!
I was reading late into the evening last night all about the election results and read something wonderful! Barack Obama will be sworn in as President of the United States on MY SONS BIRTHDAY, January 20th, 2009. A black man.
I had asked my son last night as we ate our hamburgers from Carl's Jr.'s, who would you vote for if you were old enough? He said Obama, MAMA!! I had to laugh at my son for his humor. I had tears on the inside were my soul resides, tears of pride in my son, for he was born on a good day!

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Commentary: My father, George Wallace and Barack Obama by: Peggy Wallace Kennedy  

      How shocked George Wallce would be to learn of last night's election results.  The new age of unity of us all as Americans.  He never thought blacks or minorities in general should ever reach as high as they could.  As far as Wallace was concerned 'they' should know their place. 
     Today is a time of change, this is the first day, November 5th 2008.  As we all as Americans wake this morning to a new day of history.  Peggy Wallace Kennedy, daughter of George Wallace once Governor of Alabama, wrote of a night of vandelism to her father's and mother's gravesites.  Read more by clicking on the title of this post...

After a few moments, the woman leaned into me and spoke almost in a conspiratorial whisper. "I never thought I would live to see the day when a black would be running for president. I know your daddy must be rolling over in his grave."

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Old Grocery store, 1914, route 74  

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

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Stolen groceries to homicide?  

OOPS!  MISPRINT! 

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Vote and personnal politics...  

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Hijacked photos from flickr, rightback22  

I was hunting around on flickr and came up with this?  A garbage truck?  No!  It's a creative camper living space on wheels.
Rightback22 took these pictures of this camper palace on wheels.  There is a small movement in this country, small space dwellers.  Some are tired of paying huge rents or house payments and commuting miles and hours a day... so enters a solution, small living!
I am in love with this camper.  I could adjust myself to such a space someday.
...a wonderful space

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November 4, 2008. History in the making  

I am hoping that tonight is a history making evening to never forget.  I am aware not everyone feels the same way I do, and that is perfectly fine to me.  That is one of the wonderful things, one of many, about this country.  We have the right to believe in what is important to us.  If there is an issue that is pressing to you and you can vote on the outcome then please do. 
Tonight is the night for all of us to make a difference.  As I always say, "Don't complain about the country or politics unless you have done your part by voting!"  I seriously say that to get some people to hush! 
There is no excuse not to vote.  If you move you must update your address.  You can be an absentee voter, I am.  I must say it is so easy.  I get the ballot in the mail very early.  I don't vote and mail it right away.  I do some homework first.  Nowadays I have a tendency to vote 'no' on all local and state issues that will cost me money.  Sorry it's true.  I must balance my budget so should governments on all levels. 
So tonight will be history for us all.  Tonight is a night to remember.  We will have a story to tell our kids and great grandkids.  No matter how we feel about our 'personnal politics' we must participate and care for our country.  For all of it's faults, we must support our country, for it is still the best country live in.  Our country is the place on Earth that everyone dreams of.  As Americans we take ALL of our freedoms for granted.  
Americans need a good kick into reality.  There is never an end only beginnings, another page in history turns...  What will the future hold for us all...

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