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     Sage McDermott writes in her journal prior to getting ready for school.

Image (C) 2007, Karla Dorman.

Weds., Jan. 21, 2009, Post-Inauguration, Denver, Colorado, 5:33 a.m., M.T.~

Dear Journal~

Sagie McDermott here.  Hope this finds y'all well!

Well, we have a new pres in the Big House.  Yes, Obama has been sworn in; he's now our 44th president.  He promises to get involved in trying to solve our country's problems; we have a lot of those!  I pray he can!

Watched the Inauguration yesterday at school; it was very interesting.  Some sadness, though:  Senator Ted Kennedy, who has a brain tumor, collapsed, suffered a seizure, but hours later, he was released from the hospital and was pronounced fine. 

Then Senator Byrd became ill, had to leave early; they say he is going to be fine, too.  Whew, that's good.  I said a prayer for both Senators Kennedy and Byrd when I'd heard the news, I pray God heals them of their illnesses!

That kind of put a damper on things; but more good came out of the Inauguration than not.  Over 2 million people went to the festivities; I would have liked to have gone, but my aunt, uncle said no.  So I was stuck here in Colorado.  Besides, they said I had school; there was no way I was to ditch school to try to find a way to Washington DC!  LOL

Obama has two beautiful daughters, ten-year-old Sasha and seven-year-old Malia.  And his wife, Michelle, is one of the prettiest ladies I have ever seen.  They make a very nice looking First Family! :)

He broke the color barrier by becoming the nation's first African-American president.  He's also one of the youngest, only 45 or so; he's just a kid compared to past presidents!  LOL

Back here at home, it's still the same old boring life for me.  School, homework, church, chores.  BOOOoooring!  LOL  Not that I mind, but I'd love to have some excitment happen to me once in a while!

Let's face it:  my blogs suck.  They suck eggs.  LOL

I have a new penpal:  a sixteen year old girl in Tennessee.  Her name's Ronee'.  She's really cute:  long, very curly black hair, black eyes, dark skin.  Think she might be Spanish or something, but I don't think so:  her last name's French.  Reaux.  LOL  Maybe she's part African-American, or maybe Native American.  Don't know, but she's pretty exotic looking!  (She sent me a piccy of herself with her letter.)

Ronee' is a Christian, like me; she wants to be a country/Cajun singer when she grows up.  She says she sings all the time, and she's performed at different festivals, has even been on television a few times.

 Whoa!  I'm writing to a future celeb!!  LOL

I will have to write to her soon; but now I have to continue to get ready for school.  LOL

I know Obama will be the topic-of-the-day at school.  Those kids who say they're Democrat are happy; the Republic kids, on the other hand, will probably be quieter than church mice.  Hopefully nobody will say somethng stupid to start a riot; that would not be good!

Well, Bushie has gone back to Texas.  I hope he stays there; I did NOT like him.  He was an idiot!  When he started his presidency, he was good, but he's since screwed up royally; he had one of the lowest approval ratings for any president in history.  He was not very popular with a lot of people, even among the Republicans.  That's not too good!

Well, the weather here is cold, snowy.  Might get some skiing in later today or this weekend.  Hope so; I love being out on the slopes, with the wind rushing past my face!  To me, there's no greater feeling in the world!  :)  I absolutely LOVE to ski!  (Been skiing since I could walk; I am good at it!  Love hittin' those expert runs!)

I am going to go now; going to get some breakfast, then go wait for the bus; that comes by seven fifteen.  I will write in here again soon; until then, this is Sagie saying so long for now!  Take care, and may God bless you!

~Love, your friend in Colorado, Sage Rainbow McDermott.  :)

 

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Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 1/21/2009
I am glad Sage has given her heart to the Lord, I do not agree with her stance on Bush, but we are all allowed our opinions.
In Christs Love
Michelle~
Reviewed by Rose Rideout 1/21/2009
Thank you for sharing as I know you are all in for a blessed surprise with your new President. I hope the younger generation grow to love and respect him. Thank you again.

Newfie Hugs are on the way, Rose
Reviewed by A Serviceable Villain 1/21/2009
Karen~!

Fascinating to say the least . . . and quite excellent!!


Hugs,

Lance
Reviewed by Linda Law 1/21/2009
This was quite interesting, and we seem to be in unison as far as the dope; and hopefully we are in for better days... either way...good writing and interesting. hugs, lindalaw
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 1/21/2009
Well, Bushie has gone back to Texas. I hope he stays there; I did NOT like him. He was an idiot!

I couldn't agree more. And I truly hope and pray that better days for us all are now ahead.

PS Thanks for your vote of confidence, but my Cabinet would be filled with grizzled old vets, and some very intelligent dogs and cats!
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 1/21/2009
Karen,

Sage is like a lot of us: hoping for the best, as far as the country goes. The President, the Congress is under a lot of pressure: it's make or break time, put up or shut up time. President Obama is in definate need of our prayers. Well done!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Bonnie May 1/21/2009
Beautiful write Karen...I feel a renewed hope in America, the President is standing on the shoulders of many so he has more pressure the whats now going on in this Country...he has my prayers and blessing. Love and hugs for a wonderful write. Love and hugs, Bonnie
Reviewed by Linda Zebsokey 1/21/2009
Another priceless slice of life, Karen. I joined a "Pray for the President" site this morning and wrote a poem to that sentiment. Those who like our President's politics and those who don't can find common ground in honoring the office he holds and respecting his accomplishment in, as you said "breaking the color barrier."

Love,
Linda

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