"The wonderment of Democracy in action!"

Good Afternoon,

Has been a full day thus far; we have been handling a lot of bittidical tasks from home. We have a couple of appointments - one, within the next hour; and the other, early evening.

Am taking a few tidbitical moments to share some tidbitz! Also, took the photo of the two sparrows and their three eggs in the nest. Actually, it is a music box, which plays the tune, 'Amazing Grace', when wound up. You can refer to my post,' Amazing Grace' of December 12/08 if you wish some uplifting bittidz! This picture is from our bittid balconey; and you can see a glimmer of the plant boxes to the right, that once had the colourful geraniums in them!

In reference to 'Hour of Power', you may wish to refer to yesterday's earlier post for a tidbit of background. Inasmuch as the Inauguration of President Elect Obama is tomorrow, you may want to check out the awesome Prayer that Pastor Suzette Caldwell (Associate Pastor of United Methodist Church, in Houston, Texas) shared on the air (www.hourofprayer.org).

We are looking so forward to watching this exciting Inauguration, making history on January 20/09! Thank you, Alan, for your words "expressing" our joint thoughts: - "We are glad that President Elect Obama has taken a great deal of Lincoln perspectives to heart, and that he appreciates Lincoln as the Emancipator! Also, that Obama has used Lincoln's posture, as a guiding light for his conduct, both in his professional and personal life.

Ironically, today is the birthday of Reverend Martin Luther King; hence Martin Luther King Day. Forty five years to the day, and the day before Obama (the first African-American President) to hold this esteemed position, in the history of the United States. At exactly, the same place that Reverend Martin Luther King gave his provocative speech at the Lincoln Memorial, in Washington, D.C.

Obama and his family are Christians; and God Bless them, America, and Canada, to give Obama 'Discernment' from on 'High' to help him in his Presidency."

Peace to all; and God Bless.