Inaugaration Reflection

Tuesday, Jaunuary 20 2009, the new President of the United States of America, and the first black President, was sworn into office, moved into the White House, and began ruling our country. People are already saying that Barack Obama will be the best president ever, and he hasn't even been in office for more than 24 hours. I stayed home to watch the Inaugaration, because I really wanted to be able to tell my kids, and my grand kids about this very important part of history. Even though I technically wasn't there, i still wanted to be a part of it. So i stayed home and started watching chanel 4, msnbc at about 10 am. There was so much music, cheering, so many things to see. As soon as the announcments started, I honestly felt like it was my duty as an American to watch this. so I watched it from 10 to about 3. The speeches, the actual swearing in. I didn't get bored for one second. it was all history. I think that this whole ceremony has alot to say about how to live a good and meaningful life. The way the Obama is so calm and collected. Whether he's giving his speech, or just sitting and listening to music. Also the rags to riches story. How he came from segregation, single mother childhood, being poor, and now he has the most important job in all of America.