A message for President-Elect Obama
2008-11-06

HOME ABOUT ME OLD ARCHIVES (PRE-MARCH 2008) SUBSCRIBE 1 A message for President-Elect Obama by MICHAEL CASEY on NOVEMBER 6, 2008 A message for President-Elect Obama Originally uploaded by cindiann Listen to this post { 1 comment… read it below or add one } Ann 11.07.08 at 11:11 am Yay! I hope his presence alone brings a mountain of healing. Next up: a world where our children grow up knowing a woman can lead the United States and oh yeah, a world where they would never even consider they can’t just marry anyone they choose. Leave a Comment Name E-mail Website You can use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> Submit Subscribe RSS Subscribe by Email PAGES About Me Old Archives (Pre-March 2008) ARCHIVES November 2008 October 2008 August 2008 July 2008 May 2008 April 2008 LINK SUGGESTIONS Blog on the Sideblyberg.netCitegeistThe Cool LibrarianDavid Lee KingFree Range LibrarianGirls with MacsGoogle Operating Systemwildsecretlibrary.orgLibrarian 1.5LibrarianInBlackLibraries Build CommunitiesLibraries & Life RECENT POSTS The Transparent Library: SixSignposts on the Way Holden and me, 10/25/08 ALISE 2009 Award Winner A message for President-ElectObama “it’s morning in America!” www.flickr.com SomewentwronWhat is this? Search for an item in librariesnear you:Enter title, subject or author Search WorldCat WorldCat.org >> band night LibraryCrunch Service for the Next Generation Library - A Library 2.0 Perspective by Michael Casey Library GardenLibrary Marketing - ThinkingOutside the BookLibraryBytesLibraryChangeLibraryCrunchLibrary Revolutionlibrary riotLibraryStreamLibraryTraxThe Liminal LibrarianThe 'M' Word - MarketingLibrariesThe Shifted LibrarianStephen's LighthouseTame The WebThe Travelin' LibrarianUncontrolled Vocabularywalking paperWhat I Learned Today...YestoknowThe PourTWIPPHOTO.COMPowered by Bloglines Thesis Theme from DIY Themes.