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Monday, January 26, 2009
The Ignauriation
I stayed up all night to watch the ignoriation (I called inauguration ignoriation). Here, it was on at 3 o'clock in the morning, so I stayed up aaaalll night to watch it in my mom's bed. I was not the only one who stayed up: my mom did of course. Daddy stayed up for about 30 minutes (at 3am) and then fell asleep again. I stayed up till 5.30am our time. I liked the concert before the ignauration because the kid behind Obama was sleeping, then she was licking her lips. We watched it one week after the inauguration when it was on the TV at midnight, our time.
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Hi Casey,
I'm so glad you got to watch the inauguration. We watched it at Farm School for a while and the kids wrote about it. I recorded it at home and then watched the whole thing the next day. It was amazing to see so many people and to hear the words that will be written in history books for your children to read.
It was also funny to see how people act who aren't used to being on t.v. We do so many weird and funny things without realizing it.
Love,
Nancy
Dearest Casey, We were amazed that you could stay up so long. We watched Obama taking the oath of office and I did have tears in my eyes! We have friends who went and sent us pictures of the crowds--they were far away and watched everything on giant TV screens--they said it was FREEZING!!
It was an amazing experience to watch so many people so filled with hope for the future! xx Grandma and Grandpa
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