Pride by tennesseecowgirl

Photography • Historical • posted on Jan 20, 2009

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The oath of office will be administered to President-elect Obama and Vice President-elect, Joe Biden today on the steps of the Capitol, and here is to hoping that we all join in and support the changes ahead.

Thank you for your visits and comments to my latest upload. Also thanks to those of you that sent prayers and well wishes, I was very touched by that. By the way an update on that is that it was not as serious as we feared, and Michael I was so relieve to hear your news. Big hug. Well I am home today because of snow and ice conditions so I am going to be watching the inauguration with the rest of you and my daughter who is home today as well. She just walked in her a few minutes ago to say she was heading out side and I said for what? And she said to ‘play’ in the snow.. lol well it is just 7:00 a.m. here and dark out still so I wonder how long she last.

Hope

Comments (80)

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GBCalls

1:58PM | Tue, 20 January 2009

Many years of pride in this photo. From the clearers of the land , sawyers of the wood to the makers of this barn, to the setter of this flag and the gal who touched the photo to its final work of art. Well done - nice work

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virginiese

2:23PM | Tue, 20 January 2009

very nice artwork. love the color selection !

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fredster66

2:30PM | Tue, 20 January 2009

Superb work. Very visually appealing.

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SSoffia

2:34PM | Tue, 20 January 2009

GORGEOUS CAPTURE & COMPOSITION :)

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GiMi53

2:50PM | Tue, 20 January 2009

Yes indeed... PRIDE !

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moonrancher

2:57PM | Tue, 20 January 2009

Neat! Very American. Great postwork. Yesterday I watched a truck come through this small town in Utah, and set out flags at eye level up and down the street. The changes ahead are going to be difficult ones, but we do have lots of hope right now.

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