OBAMA OBAMA OBAMA

I traveled all the way to Brooklyn to cast my ballot. It was truly a moving experience, I was the youngest one in line and was welcomed to the tradition of voting with warm smiles. One older lady verbalized how proud she was of me to come out and vote, I honestly became emotional( i know i am  a baby). My machine for my district broke down twice, once when I was about to leave my house to vote and another time when there were 4 people ahead of me. I was so nervous and many people were forced to cast paper ballots. I made sure I voted through the machine. I was so proud and honored to have my first experience to vote at such a monumental election. 

 I HOPE EVERYONE VOTED!!! THIS IS OUR FUTURE!!!! 

New York representing Obama is the the house, the white house it is. 

  

Hey check out the video on the bottom, it is to cute. It is crazy how I was typing this and at the same time he won. OBAMA WON!!!!!!

 

After I realized that OBAMA won my roommate and I ran down the halls and through confetti. We watched the phenomenal speech. All of a sudden we heard people yelling outside they were having a rally for Obama. We quickly ran outside, in my pajamas to great the crowd of at least 150 people walking in the ran. We all walked the whole campus at 2:00 am. We traveled to all the pivotal points of campus; The Green, Rodney, Dickinson, Ray Street and Laird. We walked shouting, "Obama", "Yes we can!", "Si, se puede" and  "U.S.A".  It was a great walk to end a pivotal day.Here are some pics.