159. Yes they could
Today I woke up as usual at 6 AM, and as usual I've been awoken by the radio.
The first words I've heard were said in the same time, somewhere in a stadium in Chicago, far away from me, at 1 AM.
First words of a new President, center of an historical event. I must confess I've drawn several tears.
How may I make you figure out my joy, me who admire M. L. King so much.
Few moths ago, I sadly admitted I did not believe that Americans were ready to such a change.
Today I'm sincerely happy to have been wrong.
But it would be so foolish to consider it's the end of the path.
Now we've the best pretender, let's see what will happen.
The first words I've heard were said in the same time, somewhere in a stadium in Chicago, far away from me, at 1 AM.
First words of a new President, center of an historical event. I must confess I've drawn several tears.
How may I make you figure out my joy, me who admire M. L. King so much.
Few moths ago, I sadly admitted I did not believe that Americans were ready to such a change.
Today I'm sincerely happy to have been wrong.
But it would be so foolish to consider it's the end of the path.
Now we've the best pretender, let's see what will happen.