Watching Inauguration of Barack Obama With My Daughter
Today history was made and my daughter wanted to see it. So I took her out of school for about an hour so she could watch the inauguration of President Barack Obama…
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Comment from Gloria
Time: March 25, 2009, 6:02 pm
It was a good decision to have your daughter stay at home to watch the inauguration. Even though education is a big deal, this was a big day in our young country. I think it’s something better watched at home. This was also discussed on 99problems.org and on its black planet page at blackplanet.com/99ProblemsDotorg too. I knew alot of people that had their children stay at home to watch the event as well.