Although Obama has won a historical election, I am sadden by the passing of Proposition 8. Hang on and be strong, friends. We have made it this far. Your day will come. It will have to come.

It’s a new dawn. It’s a new day for American and I am feeling good. Yes, we did it. We made history. We elected Barack Obama to be our 44th President. Now it’s his responsibility to fulfill his duty. I wish him all the best and hope that he will do what he has promised: bring change and restore America. As for me, it was an eye-opening election. I have absorbed a great deal of American politic from blogging throughout the general election. Big thanks to everyone who had joined me and provided me your invaluable, intelligent opinions.

The election is over, so what is my next move? I have promised my wife to cut back on blogging. I hate to admit it, but I have been addicted to it. I love the ability to write whatever it is on my mind, share to the world whatever I am passionate about, learn new things everyday and the instant feedbacks are priceless. I am having such a fantastic time that it is so hard to let go, but I have to. I won’t go away completely, but I won’t be as active as I had been in the past. I will write occasionally when I have time.

I have a new priority and it will guarantee to take up most of my time. I am proud to announce that Dana and I are expecting a baby. I am very excited and I can’t wait until April to welcome my newborn into the world. We haven’t found out if the baby is going to be a boy or girl. We will take whatever we will be blessed with; therefore, we won’t need to find out. Yes, I am going to be a daddy. How crazy is that? Being a father will be my new passion and dedication. I hope I can fulfill my role. I still have a lot to learn.

In any rate, thanks for reading and stopping by all these years. Without you, I wouldn’t have had the motivation to write and the inspiration to share. I occasionally get email from readers who I have never get to know, yet they just skip the introduction and write to me like I am their friend. It just feels good. Blogging is not easy, but so rewarding.

Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Illinois, Delaware, District of Columbia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, New York, Minnesota, Michigan, Ohio, Iowa, Virginia.

Victory!

Bill Ayers finally speaks:

“It’s all guilt by association,” Ayers said. “They made me into a cartoon character—they threw me up onstage just to pummel me. I felt from the beginning that the Obama campaign had to run the Obama campaign and I have to run my life.” Ayers said that once his name became part of the campaign maelstrom he never had any contact with the Obama circle. “That’s not my world,” he said.

Seal’s brand new “Change is Gonna Come.” Quite a soulful vocalist.

“I Didn’t Vote For Obama Today“

Obama’s final rally in Virginia. It’s a good one.

Switching race between Obama and McCain is a bit freaky, but nicely pulled off.

Today is the day to elect Obama for president. Let’s us all do our part before he could do his. Let’s make a change. Please get out and vote.

A few readers have notified me the kind of ads featuring on my site. The support for Prop 8 as well as McCain-Palin ticket do not concur with my position. The ads are from Google and I have no control over what type of ads get to display; therefore, I have pulled them off for now (or at least until the election is over). Thanks folks for letting me know.