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Tuesday
Nov062012

oh hey, mr. president

i have to tell you, i felt this amazing sense of happiness when i voted today.  i looked around and saw all the people there who CARE, who will make sure their voice is heard, and it reminded me quickly that whatever way we vote, we're all in this together.  we can now put this presidential campaign behind us and hopefully work together with a common goal.  we all want the best for this country and it's citizens, it's so important to remember that.  our country is incredibly divided right now and i feel like this is the time to reach out to those who are disappointed with the results and try to find common ground.  we can't effect any change if we can't find a way to work together.  let's be kind to each other, respect different viewpoints (as difficult as it may be) and move forward in the most positive way we can!  

now i'll get back to biting my nails as i wait for the proposition results to get in (and YAY MAINE, my sweet home state, for finally legalizing gay marriage!!!!!)

*amazing photo by peter yang

Reader Comments (15)

Right on Sarah!

11/06/12 | 9:56 PM | Unregistered Commentermaggie

I *love* this photo of our President. [swoon]

11/07/12 | 7:16 AM | Unregistered CommenterMeganG

perfect and beautifully written! hooray for marriage equality! (thanks again for chatting with my yesterday when i was freaking out! :)

11/07/12 | 7:28 AM | Unregistered Commenterrita

HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY!!!!!!!

11/07/12 | 8:5 AM | Unregistered CommenterRachel

I felt the same way when going to the polls! I felt a high after voting and looking around to see all the people who are doing their part for this country made me feel very proud.

11/07/12 | 9:21 AM | Unregistered CommenterShelly

Im devastated. I can't afford the health insurance (or i'd have it already thru blue cross or whomever) so i will have to pay the fine. I am so baffled by our country. Socialized medicine doesn't work, i know first hand. Why cant we just take out the middle (business)men who take their huge cuts? i don't know what i will do now.

11/07/12 | 10:44 AM | Unregistered CommenterLaura

I'm so proud of my country for re-electing this man. It was the right thing to do. Now if we could only go back to the united front we had after 9/11...

11/07/12 | 11:53 AM | Unregistered CommenterDanica B.

Amen girl, amen.

11/07/12 | 11:56 AM | Unregistered CommenterUrbanJungleFashion

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