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I just wish I could have made it down there. Every time I think about it, I almost start crying. We were so close. If it weren't for those freaks and kooks, we could have safely made it to the section and enjoyed the parade. I'm very disappointed and upset and would be more optimistic and pleasant about missing out if I could say, "there’s always the next time", but there won't be a next time to watch an inaugural parade for George Bush. When I went back to the hotel to catch the parade on T.V., I caught about 5 minutes of it before the cable went out. *sigh* It just wasn’t meant to be.

Mr. Buzzcut was my hero for trying to help us get there. He should get FReeper of the Year award for trying so hard to help a “damsel with 4 kids in the middle of protestor hell distress”. What a nightmare. ((((Mr. Buzzcut)))) Thank you so much. It really meant a lot to me.

I’m happy for everyone else who was able to enjoy the parade. Jen, I’ll help you scrap your memories. :) (((NHH)))

((((Mr. Buzzcut)))) Thank you so much. It really meant a lot to me.

It was like "The Poseidon Adventure" ... I was Gene Hackmann ... ;)

Unfortunately, we got separated and I couldn't find you ... sounds like a "Lifetime" movie of the week ... :)

At least your kids got to see real life Moonbats in the wild. That should help when their teachers/professors start spewing the same cliches as that dude wearing the feathered trilby!