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Promise Of A New Day
2009-01-20 - 11:44 a.m.
The inauguration is over. We have a new President - President Barack Obama. Mr. President, congratulations. I wish you luck and peace for the next four years. What else is there to say? === Just got the word from work - we'll now be closing at 10pm on weekdays. So I need to be there an hour earlier to get my pay. At least I'll definitely have time to get to the store and grocery shop. === Can't come up with anything else. And I now have a little less time. Be seeing you.
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