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Shiid I'm going to have one of the best seats. Right on my couch. I hate traffic - its going to be worse than the Hurricane Rita evacuation out of Houston.

A lot of people think they will see the inaguration but they will be so far away that they cannot see Barack. Plus it will be cold.

If I lived in DC around this time, I would take a week long vacation as far away from DC as possible.
 
My sis and I are flying in for several days. We are making a real holiday out of this. I put in request for tickets with two offices in Florida. I'm believing that one or both of those requests comes through.

At worst case I can get press credentials, but I ain't trying to front like that. I don't want to be nonpartisan on Jan. 20. My azz is gonna celebrate hard. :flippy::flippy:

Even if we don't get tickets we will be somewhere on the Mall. But we will be up in that mickey. Holla! :lol:
 
A lot of people think they will see the inaguration but they will be so far away that they cannot see Barack. Plus it will be cold.

My family more-so just wants to be there for the MOMENT. Just like the "Million Man March", we only saw the TV's and I didn't even watch...moreso listen.

Which will be the same thing I"m going to do in January. Just listen...I know what Obama and his family looks like. Its always better to watch the people's faces around you in the crowd. Much more emotional.
 
I'm not trying to be up close and personal. I just want to be in the area. DC is going to be off the chain. I want to be apart of the atmosphere. :tup:
 
I'm not trying to be up close and personal. I just want to be in the area. DC is going to be off the chain. I want to be apart of the atmosphere. :tup:

That's the way I feel. For the Million Man March, I was one in a million. I was so far from the stage, I didn't care. But, it was the overall feeling of the day that I remember - amazing. I am expecting the same and even more.
 
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