"Crispus Attucks fell so that Rosa Parks could sit, Rosa Parks sat so that Dr. Martin Luther King could march, Dr. Martin Luther King marched so that Barack Obama could run, and Barack Obama is running so that our children and grandchildren can fly." I wish my ancestors could see this day- but because they can't I am going to rejoice for them. Please beware- this video will break your heart:
I am so pumped up the guy i totally disagreed with lost! The guy I voted for won! Annnnnnnnd he's a guy that's totally breaking through a glass ceiling! Wa hoo!
It is a monumental day for Americans! I listened to Obama's speech online. I loved how he said the if anyone thinks the American dream is dead, he's evidence that it's not. Love that.
God is showing His face to a people who thought they were god and could do whatever they wanted. This is a major turning point for this country. MAJOR! Perhaps, this is one way to see a major drop in crime in our communities because our children can now see what they can achieve and become. We can boost our own economy by making changes and fixing problems here at home. Take care of home first. We have to pray for the conservative christians who seem to be acting pretty hateful.
It is crazy to think that the same fear that motivated people to do the things in your video is still slithering around the hearts of christians!
I can't begin to explain how sickening it is to see people I know as christian brothers and sisters so filled with fear and hate. I don't understand how they can't see Gods hand in this.
This is a great day in American history and a sad day in christain history. Just my opinion :-)
Kristie
This Side of Eternity
www.savingdollarsandsense.com
An African American Family that Homeschools using the Weaver Curriculum- a 100% Bible based, unit study curriculum. This will be my husband's (of 17 years) and I, fourth year homeschooling our 4 children, dd-15, ds-13, ds-8, and ds-6. "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me" Philippians.4:16
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November 4, 2008 - Yippy!