I don’t think I have ever been happier or more proud of my fellow Hoosiers, who for the first time since 1964, have helped put a Democrat in the White House.
Well done.
I would wax poetic far longer about the historical election yesterday (and about how I was bit over the top emotionally – let’s just blame it on the hormones), but I am now typing only with my right hand, as my left has decided to cease function as part of some form of pregnancy carpal tunnel issue. So effective typing skills (something I pride myself on) are no longer. On the upside, I am also incapable of doing the dishes!
It should go away shortly after delivery, according to what I’ve managed to read about it. If not, looks like one-handed diaper changing will have to be added to the list of mom skills I’ll need to master.
Now you can be proud of Grandpa too. I know I was. He stood (well kinda) in line for two lines. It brought tears to my eyes as it does now that he said it made him feel a part of all.
As always, proud to be an American.
Mom
In line for two hours, not two lines.
it must be noted that grandpa is 97 years old!!! i hope he voted obama, but voting is enough.
I, too, am proud of Indiana, but don’t forget to recognize your “other” home state for helping the Indianans to see the light… I know a bunch of Chicagoans who went canvassing over the border to for several days before the election. Any which way, it was all worth it, and yes, it does feel good to be an American this week… whether you’re here in the states or far away in the land of the cherry blossoms! Good things ahead. Sure you don’t want to come back?
Sooooo, when, when, when is baby coming??? I keep waiting for the good news!
your sisters helped indiana be blue!
sadly, clinton county was red
Yay sisters! I am proud that you broke free from the Republican red…just as you are supposed to in college! Welcome to the fold of liberalism…