2009.01.20 07:00 - Politics vs Hope

 Riddle Sideways was GoC and is adding the comments.

Welcome to the beginning of the new reign of a new US president.  What he does (and gets us to do) will affect the world and our attitude towards it. 
There is so much that Riddle would like to comment here.  There is so much HOPE for the days to come. 
It has been so many years of being unhopeful in the political arena.  The constant knowing that THEY would mess up everything again. My relationships with government have (almost) never been happy.  My commentary is very close to telling you all far too much about what I did in the 60's. Alas, RL time constraints and good judgement will make me refrain from letting loose upon you.

Susi was already sitting there quietly when I arrived.

Susi Alcott: _/!\_
Riddle Sideways: good morning
Susi Alcott: good mornig
Susi Alcott: morning
Riddle Sideways: sorry am late
Susi Alcott: np
Riddle Sideways: had to get daugther out the door
Riddle Sideways: what did I miss :)
Susi Alcott: nothing
Susi Alcott: I've been alone here
Riddle Sideways: sometimes good, sometimes bad
Susi Alcott: maybe I got some 'dry practising' to be the one who's in charge
Riddle Sideways: in charge is a little light here

Riddle Sideways: in charge is something I think of toward a president kinda person
Riddle Sideways: [note the segway]
Riddle Sideways: oooooo I is sooooo happy to be getting a new president in my country
Susi Alcott: I gladly share the happyness for USA
Susi Alcott: hope is very strong source to have power for changes
Riddle Sideways: have not felt hope at this level in USA for along time
Susi Alcott: neither have I, neithre I've had any reasons for that for long time
Riddle Sideways: yes, seems like sooo long

Susi Alcott: hoping you dont mind me saying so, but my mind goes up to Kennedy
Riddle Sideways: my son got really really into this election
Riddle Sideways: and I did not want to have him let down as I have been many times
Riddle Sideways: when I was in 7th grade
Riddle Sideways: and just learning about the world and governments
Riddle Sideways: and just awakening (sort of)
Riddle Sideways: they shot my president
Susi Alcott: _/!\_
Riddle Sideways: I do not like that part of the comparisions to Kenedy
Susi Alcott: that was sorrow over the world, at least how I saw it
Susi Alcott: hm you said 'my president'...did you mean Kennedy ?
Riddle Sideways: yes
Susi Alcott: _/!\_
Riddle Sideways: was the first president that I knew of
Susi Alcott: even I'm not lived in US; he was also 'my' president

Riddle Sideways: JFK was young, carismatic, different
Riddle Sideways: got things done
Susi Alcott: and wanted good things to people
Susi Alcott: genuinly
Riddle Sideways: pushed us to go to the moon
Susi Alcott: and worked for that
Riddle Sideways: had young kids in the white house
Riddle Sideways: a tall fashionable wife
Riddle Sideways: so much like Barach

Susi Alcott: do you know about reincarnation ?
Riddle Sideways: think that is very possibly what has happened here
Susi Alcott: that Barach would be Kennedy ?
Riddle Sideways: the wheel turns and we get the next chance
Riddle Sideways: are they both Lincoln?

Susi Alcott: I'm quite tired now and I have not looked upon so much back
Susi Alcott: sry; have too many desturbing things atm, but I promise to find it out for you
Riddle Sideways: the media has been replaying all histories for several days
Susi Alcott: _/!\_
Riddle Sideways: TY
Riddle Sideways: the thing is that Barach can not walk on water, as some think

Susi Alcott: would it be easy for you to bring inworld all of there photos ?
Riddle Sideways: not easy
Susi Alcott: ok
Riddle Sideways: many many online through google images
Riddle Sideways: Pres. Obama needs all of us to get off our butts and do what needs to be done
Riddle Sideways: he just needs to organize the organizers
Riddle Sideways: it is like my making a good breakast for my daugther this morning
Riddle Sideways: then sending her to take her finals
Riddle Sideways: I can't take her spanish final for her
Riddle Sideways: but I can send her with the best energy

Susi Alcott: You know what; Obama is yes much like Kennedy, but he's not Kennedy's new incarantion, but Lincoln's yes
Riddle Sideways: please tell me how you do that reading
Susi Alcott: hard to explane; I just identify
Riddle Sideways: ok
Susi Alcott: have you some knowledge of Edgar Cayce ?
Riddle Sideways: a little, long ago
Riddle Sideways: read several, but is now jumbled with other readings
Riddle Sideways: is that your method?
Susi Alcott: there much written; too much; too much for money only
Susi Alcott: I have no method anymore
Riddle Sideways: yes, I remember they was too many written
Susi Alcott: only certain kind of speciall missions and awake for them in my this incarnation

Susi Alcott: Hi Adams
Riddle Sideways: yes
Riddle Sideways: Hi Adams
Adams Dubrovna: Hello Susi and Riddle :)
Riddle Sideways: welcome to new presidents day
Adams Dubrovna: Thank you :)
Susi Alcott: hoping you dont mind my saying that you look much like Abraham Lincoln
Susi Alcott: we had some chat about him too with Riddle
Adams Dubrovna: haha
Adams Dubrovna: I'll have to get a stove-pipe hat
Riddle Sideways: hmmmm yes Adams does not look like pres Adams
Susi Alcott: that sure may be also my mind's creation in a way, for certain reasons
Susi Alcott: but you Riddle ---being kind of outsider---can conferm me , what comes to Adams' looks :)
Adams Dubrovna: The Lincoln references haven't been subtle the last few days
Susi Alcott: but the reasons nobody can turn me dow of
Riddle Sideways: yes, Adams looks the young Lincoln today.
Susi Alcott: ty Riddle

Riddle Sideways: maybe because we are in the frame of mind
Riddle Sideways: and maybe just the beard
Riddle Sideways: tall thin too
Riddle Sideways: bell bottoms were not Lincolns style :)
Riddle Sideways: I have never seen a young pres Adams pictures
Adams Dubrovna: Let's hope the country is not in as bad of shape as Lincoln faced
Riddle Sideways: he is always old
Riddle Sideways: how bad the countries shape is how to gauge when we are present in it
Riddle Sideways: but, all the same conditions are here
Riddle Sideways: not civel war though
Riddle Sideways: many other wars
Riddle Sideways: sure is the opportunity to unite the world
Adams Dubrovna: Yes it is more of a world stage now
Riddle Sideways: Israel and palestine stopped fighting for this new pres
Riddle Sideways: hope that continues
Susi Alcott: :/!\_

Adams Dubrovna: Cheney in a wheelchair is reminding me of Mr. Potter in "It's a Wonderful Life"
Adams Dubrovna: Yes, we hope and pray so
Riddle Sideways: ha, yes, had not thought of that
Riddle Sideways: sorry... got no respect for Chenney
Riddle Sideways: wheel chair does not get sympathy
Adams Dubrovna: He is totally unrepentent
Riddle Sideways: W. was just a face, Chenney was the pusher
Adams Dubrovna: Bush is leaving the White House for the last time right now

Adams Dubrovna: Hey Moon :)
Susi Alcott: Hi Moon
Adams Dubrovna: 70 more minutes
Riddle Sideways: Hi Moon
Moon Fargis: hello ^^/
Riddle Sideways: the moving guys throw out the bush bags
Adams Dubrovna: That part is amazing
Riddle Sideways: was listening to that description
Riddle Sideways: they have 6 hours to transform white house
Adams Dubrovna: yes amazing
Riddle Sideways: out with the bushes
Riddle Sideways: in with the Obamas
Adams Dubrovna: Like a giant tetris game played real quickly
Riddle Sideways: all the cigar ash trays go out
Riddle Sideways: the good old boy equiptment so to speak

Riddle Sideways: this is so exciting
Riddle Sideways: and my son is missing it
Riddle Sideways: he is deep in the grand canyon today
Adams Dubrovna: wow
Riddle Sideways: he worked about 3 months for Obama
Adams Dubrovna: I have a son down there somewhere (DC that is)
Riddle Sideways: ah, to be in DC today
Riddle Sideways: like a football stadium
Riddle Sideways: the game is better watched on TV
Adams Dubrovna: yes it is
Riddle Sideways: but, you can tell everybody that you were there
Adams Dubrovna: even more so
Adams Dubrovna: it takes place in different places
Adams Dubrovna: In Lincoln's day you had to be there :)

Riddle Sideways: and in washington's day... it wasn't there
Adams Dubrovna: :)
Riddle Sideways: where was it for Adams?
Riddle Sideways: philadelpia?
Adams Dubrovna: It was in Philadelphia I think
Adams Dubrovna: They set the precident for the easy change of power
Riddle Sideways: no more kill the king then look for replacement
Riddle Sideways: ah, but the whole world is watching today
Riddle Sideways: except those on mountain tops
Adams Dubrovna: :)
Riddle Sideways: I sure hope
Riddle Sideways: hope that peace rains down
Adams Dubrovna: Hope is the word for today
Adams Dubrovna: The presence of the appearance of hope
Riddle Sideways: I appreciate hope
Riddle Sideways: A.P.A.P.H.
Adams Dubrovna: :)

Riddle Sideways: please keep on chatting folks, but I need to go watch TV :)
Riddle Sideways thinks that was a bad sentence
Adams Dubrovna needs to go. bye everyone
Moon Fargis: bye ^^/
Riddle Sideways: bye all
Susi Alcott: _/!\_