Ok, maybe not — I’m not that good. Although, I’ll be going to Washington DC to witness Barack Obama’s Presidential Inauguration, and experience some history in person. There’s a lot of reasons why I could have just enjoyed it here in Seattle, but I always said to myself if Obama won the election — I would head to DC no matter what. Do I have any tickets for the festivities? Nope. I may get lucky though.
Now, I’ve bought my plane ticket to Washington DC, and luckily I’ll be bumming off my buddy VaLiesha at Howard University — so it’s going to be exciting. Also, hopefully I’ll be connecting with my long lost buddy from Disney, Steph. I’ll be there from 1/17-1/21, so I’m hoping to experience DC before all the hoopla is there and catch the sites and scenery. A lot of drawing and photos will be had there, as well as other things.
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Obama signing my book in October 2006. I'm the big black head in bottom left corner about to shake his hand. Who would have thought?
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With the help of my buddy, Cheetos (who did all the sewing!), I was able to put together the Kung Fu Panda costume of my dreams. Check out what it consists of — and get a sneak peak of what it looks like too. Stay tuned for Part 3, the costume in action. Happy Halloween!
black/grey/whtie vans | free
black sweats | $5.99
khaki shorts | $1.99
red/yellow belt | $6.50 + $2.99 (hot glue)
puffy tail | free
black gloves | $1.99
nunchucks | $5.99
black and white makeup | $1.99
panda sweater | $4.99 + $4.99 + $2.99
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Kung Fu Panda = Joseph on 10/31
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I went to a Barack Obama fundraiser yesterday called Baracktoberfest and had a great time. The day was filled with healthy conversations, great people, funny swag, thoughtful trivia, and most importantly — great beer. The bar even had a Barack Obama (pale ale) and a John McCain (IPA) beer tap — not being biased at all, I liked the pale ale. I forgot who made the beer, so if you know — comment below.
Big props goes out to Natala who helped set this whole thing up with her friends, and it’s always good to see some excitement in politics — especially in times like these. If you weren’t able to make it out yesterday for the festivities, feel free to show your support and help add to the $1,700 donated that day to the campaign.
Help donate to the Obama/Biden Campaign:
http://my.barackobama.com/page/outreach/view/main/BaracktoberfestSeattle
Here are some photos from the festivities:
Baracktoberfest at the Red Door. Yes, that is a "RED" sign.
Continue reading ‘Recap: Baracktoberfest at Red Door (Fremont)’
i want this poster — tried to find this on barackobama.com but no luck. if you happen to know where i can find this, please let me know. if not, here i come kinkos!
Source: ‘Obey’ Street Artist Churns Out ‘Hope’ for Obama | The Underwire from Wired.com
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