It’s nearly 11 p.m. The race is nearly over. I’m so hopeful and buoyed right now.
Voting today was one of the best experiences of my life. Each year since I moved to CT, Neal and I have gone together to vote. We didn’t have to wait on line (probably because I brought plenty to do on line). I studied the ballot for a few minutes and carefully colored in the circles. I teared up as I filled in the circle for Obama/Biden. As we walked out the door after depositing our ballots, I broke into tears.
I can’t believe that there is finally a chance for hope, for change, for pride after so long. Cynicism has reigned for years, but if CNN is right, then I believe we’re in for a new era of unification and renewal.
God bless America.
I’ve been teary all day. I am so proud of our country tonight!
I am feeling so emotional right now. It’s an amazing time, an historic time to be alive.
I’ve been crying through most of PRESIDENT-ELECT OBAMA’s acceptance speech. I also thought Senator McCain’s speech was very touching.
I can’t believe any of it and it’s wonderful.
I finally stopped crying – this is one of our finest moments as a country –
I have to giggle because I start to cry EVERY time I vote for either a party candidate or a president. It fills me with such a great feeling to be able to vote freely and without fear.
Oh yes, there have been tears. So many wonderful, hopeful tears.
It’s a great day to be an American.
Today, I am very proud to be an American. :o)
R voted yesterday for the first time, evah. I’m so proud of him, too!