Comments on: Congratulations to Change! http://www.tajder.com/archives/201 Mon, 07 Nov 2011 14:22:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Nesi http://www.tajder.com/archives/201/comment-page-1#comment-179 Nesi Wed, 05 Nov 2008 13:08:54 +0000 http://www.tajder.com/archives/201#comment-179 Well, my optimism didn’t last much... I just read that the Californians (with 91% of all votes counted) are saying no to gay marriage!! Even with a decision of the Supreme Court that legalized it a couple of moths ago!! So much for America changing!! :-( Well, my optimism didn’t last much… I just read that the Californians (with 91% of all votes counted) are saying no to gay marriage!! Even with a decision of the Supreme Court that legalized it a couple of moths ago!!
So much for America changing!! :-(

]]> By: Nesi http://www.tajder.com/archives/201/comment-page-1#comment-178 Nesi Wed, 05 Nov 2008 12:21:17 +0000 http://www.tajder.com/archives/201#comment-178 jeap, it happened! He won! And we are celebrating... But I keep on thinking this man is predestinated to fail, so much hope and expectation in his “changing” America and also the world, can only go wrong. We shouldn’t forget we are talking about the US democrats; this is really very far from socialism, even if McCain used this argument to scare the voters! I do not think he is going to change much and still I am happy he won and I think this do means something, it has to mean something, I am an optimistic after all, I guess! About looks having to do a lot with success (also in politics!), of course Ana, in which world do you live in!!! Looks have been and will always be an important factor in having success. Whether we like it or not, this is a fact and that’s why I’m an image consultant! jeap, it happened! He won! And we are celebrating… But I keep on thinking this man is predestinated to fail, so much hope and expectation in his “changing” America and also the world, can only go wrong. We shouldn’t forget we are talking about the US democrats; this is really very far from socialism, even if McCain used this argument to scare the voters! I do not think he is going to change much and still I am happy he won and I think this do means something, it has to mean something, I am an optimistic after all, I guess!

About looks having to do a lot with success (also in politics!), of course Ana, in which world do you live in!!! Looks have been and will always be an important factor in having success. Whether we like it or not, this is a fact and that’s why I’m an image consultant!

]]> By: the big eye http://www.tajder.com/archives/201/comment-page-1#comment-177 the big eye Wed, 05 Nov 2008 11:33:32 +0000 http://www.tajder.com/archives/201#comment-177 i'm celebrating with you ;-) guess the whole world does right now. not sure though what exactly we are celebrating, i feel it has something to do with hope. when a single man (no woman yet but that will happen one day too) against all odds can enchant a nation divided to really want to become its own dream, what else could be possible? not to forget that John McCain wasn't really the preferred candidat of the reps. because he shares a lot of qualities with Obama, like integrity, honesty, humanity in a way, after all hardly one of the Bushes and their entourage. so there is change in the US. Now what can we expect? Dark Shadows lie on the future, its almost hard to see the light. ironically they are shadows from history. first there is the real threat of Obamas assassination. it seems so logical, JFK, Martin Luther King and his own comparison to Abe Lincoln, when he mentioned him in his victory speech. Then there is this talking that something significant will happen on 21/22 January, Colin Powell said it and Joe Biden said it as well. and they do not mean the inauguration that is for sure. and there is all this expectation, all this projection of hope into one single man that can only be disappointed. it is like driftin into times of depression that seemed so inevitable that all of a sudden the idea of relief is like a drug that makes people high. the higher they stand the deeper they fall. and still i think the world got a little better today and i feel there is a real reason to believe that it will be a better place tomorrow. guess i'll keep celebrating. and then i'll start workin for it. i’m celebrating with you ;-) guess the whole world does right now. not sure though what exactly we are celebrating, i feel it has something to do with hope. when a single man (no woman yet but that will happen one day too) against all odds can enchant a nation divided to really want to become its own dream, what else could be possible? not to forget that John McCain wasn’t really the preferred candidat of the reps. because he shares a lot of qualities with Obama, like integrity, honesty, humanity in a way, after all hardly one of the Bushes and their entourage. so there is change in the US. Now what can we expect? Dark Shadows lie on the future, its almost hard to see the light. ironically they are shadows from history. first there is the real threat of Obamas assassination. it seems so logical, JFK, Martin Luther King and his own comparison to Abe Lincoln, when he mentioned him in his victory speech. Then there is this talking that something significant will happen on 21/22 January, Colin Powell said it and Joe Biden said it as well. and they do not mean the inauguration that is for sure. and there is all this expectation, all this projection of hope into one single man that can only be disappointed. it is like driftin into times of depression that seemed so inevitable that all of a sudden the idea of relief is like a drug that makes people high. the higher they stand the deeper they fall. and still i think the world got a little better today and i feel there is a real reason to believe that it will be a better place tomorrow. guess i’ll keep celebrating. and then i’ll start workin for it.

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