He came.

He spoke.

He conquered.

I must honestly say, I wasn’t exactly a huge fan of this smooth-talking guy (to-be Mr.President, who will answer the emergency call at 3am in the morning). I just remained a spectator, though to remain so took a huge effort, not to be swayed by the wave of Obamania raging across the USA.

He never addressed me, an alien on a student visa to this country. But still, the participation in this thoroughly involving election was too tempting to just ignore.

Congratulations Mr.Obama!! (I still can’t figure out the December 15th funda of electoral college voting). May you lead the USA from the dark times into the light, helping most, if not everybody, in the world.

John McCain’s conceding speech was one of the best I have heard him give (which aren’t too many). He had many things against him, including Sarah Palin, I wouldn’t exactly blame him entirely for that.

The world awaits. The world awaits. Will the US of America deliver what is expected from it? Can Mr.Obama do it?

“Yes, we can. Yes, we did.” rang out in the night.

Now, for the real challenges, Mr.President and its people.

P.S. You should have seen the expression of the women in the audience. It was as if they were caught in some kind of trance. A trance like state induced when a parade of Gucci, Prada and etc etc.. products being displayed by George Clooney himself. Yeah, no wonder this guy won 55% of the women voters. LoL.