There were a quarter million people downtown celebrating on November 4, 2008 but I made it into the paper! Well, sort of: my friend Sarah found a picture of me in the user-submitted section of the Chicago Tribune’s online coverage.
November 4, 2008
There were a quarter million people downtown celebrating on November 4, 2008 but I made it into the paper! Well, sort of: my friend Sarah found a picture of me in the user-submitted section of the Chicago Tribune’s online coverage.
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4 responses to “November 4, 2008”
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You’re up to #22 now in the Grant Park photos. It’s so great that you were there. Even though the emotions will fade, I don’t think you’ll forget; it’s one of those moments that everyone seems to what to share how they experienced the transition. I do, indeed, think it represents a huge transition for the world. Hope and change are so right to characterize what’s coming and already here in seed form.
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You are so lucky to have been there.
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Fantastic shot, just fantastic. Kourtney, Aaron, and I spent the night partying at the intersection of Martin Luther Blvd and Adam Clayton Powell in Harlem. An awesome moment.
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Fantastic shot, just fantastic. Kourtney, Aaron, and I partied the evening away at the intersection of Adam Clayton Powell and Martin Luther King Blvd in Harlem. An awesome moment.
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