Assalamu Alaikum...
I took out the garbage; dealt with Crescent's potty, and I had fasted on the 30th of October 2008, Thursday. The time changed back to an hour back to winter time during midnight on that night, to 11 pm. I changed clocks back an hour to winter time during the morning; Crescent was getting into his sexual mood, and I fasted on the 31st of October 2008, Friday.
I clipped my finger nails and some of my toe nails; took a shampoo, and fasted on the 1st of November 2008, Saturday. Some dishes accidentally broke in the kitchen; I fasted, and Pet Society, which is an application on Facebook, was updated with new levels and new rooms in home during the night of the 3rd of November 2008, Monday.
There was an historic election in the U.S. on the 4th of November 2008, Tuesday, and I'd get back to that. I had a quick talk with a friend of mine yesterday through my cellular. Time is running out for the time on the internet here in the home. We'd need to pay again for another three months in the next few weeks.
I changed the light bulb in the kitchen early last night. I took out the garbage; dealt with Crescent's potty; Crescent getting out of his sexual mood completely, and had a problem with computer but I was able to deal with it all today. Barack Obama was elected president on the 4th of November 2008, Tuesday. He's the first African-American and he's the 44th U.S. president.
A few days afterwards there was a new law in California, which I'm glad that it passed. I think that Allah had let Obama win as a mercy for the world, after 8 years of Bush's administration. I'm glad he won and congratulations to him for winning. He might get involved with the Kashmir issue, where was Bush stayed away from it.
With Afghanistan, nothing would change, except additional soldiers being sent there. He would withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq, and he might directly talk with Iran about its nuclear issue. As for Pakistan, I'm not sure about that, and we'll just have to wait and see how Obama deals with it. He's one of the youngest U.S. presidents in its history.
The Republicans might have been thinking of tampering with the election, but they couldn't with all the votes, which is a record. Obama would have to deal with domestic issues first like the U.S. economy and the health care in the U.S. It's kind of interesting to know that the Zionists are on their feet, and some might be anxious on how Obama would deal with the Zionists.
Dennis Kucinich was in the U.S. race before he had to leave it to concentrate on being in Congress. Obama is (or now was) a Illinois Senator, and Dennis Kucinich is a Congressman for the 7th time. I would have to say though that change in the world had started some time before Obama was elected the new president of the U.S.
He was against McCain, who would've been succeeding Bush, for a third term. Hillary Clinton was also against Obama as Democrat, and she was the last to remain against Obama, even after McCain became the only Republican nominee. I can't imagine this long election, and most expensive, as being in any of their shoes.
Hillary eventually withdrew and endorsed Obama. As for "Israel", since there isn't going to be anymore talks with the Palestinians or Syria this year, there never would be and I think they lost their possible chance. "Israel" is going to go into early elections in February next year and since there would be no peace, when next year arrives, it's going to be a whole new reality.
As for Spain, one of the sons of Osama bin Laden sought asylum there, but it was rejected. I haven't read the article about it yet. A whole new era for the world is close, if it hasn't arrived already, and I'm excited about that. Needless to say, it's an interesting period to live in at such an age.
I'm not sure, but my chance for registering for Towjehee for the winter term early next year is probably gone. It doesn't matter much, but I'm kind of depending on some stuff for me to settle on the major alternative. If I do go to the U.S., and it would be after Obama had officially become President Barack Obama, it would be more interesting to be there.
I've been downloading episodes of Power Rangers Turbo and watching them. Take care, and assalamu alaikum...
I clipped my finger nails and some of my toe nails; took a shampoo, and fasted on the 1st of November 2008, Saturday. Some dishes accidentally broke in the kitchen; I fasted, and Pet Society, which is an application on Facebook, was updated with new levels and new rooms in home during the night of the 3rd of November 2008, Monday.
There was an historic election in the U.S. on the 4th of November 2008, Tuesday, and I'd get back to that. I had a quick talk with a friend of mine yesterday through my cellular. Time is running out for the time on the internet here in the home. We'd need to pay again for another three months in the next few weeks.
I changed the light bulb in the kitchen early last night. I took out the garbage; dealt with Crescent's potty; Crescent getting out of his sexual mood completely, and had a problem with computer but I was able to deal with it all today. Barack Obama was elected president on the 4th of November 2008, Tuesday. He's the first African-American and he's the 44th U.S. president.
A few days afterwards there was a new law in California, which I'm glad that it passed. I think that Allah had let Obama win as a mercy for the world, after 8 years of Bush's administration. I'm glad he won and congratulations to him for winning. He might get involved with the Kashmir issue, where was Bush stayed away from it.
With Afghanistan, nothing would change, except additional soldiers being sent there. He would withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq, and he might directly talk with Iran about its nuclear issue. As for Pakistan, I'm not sure about that, and we'll just have to wait and see how Obama deals with it. He's one of the youngest U.S. presidents in its history.
The Republicans might have been thinking of tampering with the election, but they couldn't with all the votes, which is a record. Obama would have to deal with domestic issues first like the U.S. economy and the health care in the U.S. It's kind of interesting to know that the Zionists are on their feet, and some might be anxious on how Obama would deal with the Zionists.
Dennis Kucinich was in the U.S. race before he had to leave it to concentrate on being in Congress. Obama is (or now was) a Illinois Senator, and Dennis Kucinich is a Congressman for the 7th time. I would have to say though that change in the world had started some time before Obama was elected the new president of the U.S.
He was against McCain, who would've been succeeding Bush, for a third term. Hillary Clinton was also against Obama as Democrat, and she was the last to remain against Obama, even after McCain became the only Republican nominee. I can't imagine this long election, and most expensive, as being in any of their shoes.
Hillary eventually withdrew and endorsed Obama. As for "Israel", since there isn't going to be anymore talks with the Palestinians or Syria this year, there never would be and I think they lost their possible chance. "Israel" is going to go into early elections in February next year and since there would be no peace, when next year arrives, it's going to be a whole new reality.
As for Spain, one of the sons of Osama bin Laden sought asylum there, but it was rejected. I haven't read the article about it yet. A whole new era for the world is close, if it hasn't arrived already, and I'm excited about that. Needless to say, it's an interesting period to live in at such an age.
I'm not sure, but my chance for registering for Towjehee for the winter term early next year is probably gone. It doesn't matter much, but I'm kind of depending on some stuff for me to settle on the major alternative. If I do go to the U.S., and it would be after Obama had officially become President Barack Obama, it would be more interesting to be there.
I've been downloading episodes of Power Rangers Turbo and watching them. Take care, and assalamu alaikum...
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