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Great Hall
at Smithsonian National Postal
Museum, venue for Inaugural Peace Ball
Code Pink Twirler - "Yes We Can Can End War"
WCRS volunteer reporters Eugene Beer and
Brandy Zink.
Josie of Code Pink, handing out "Make Out
Not War" fliers.
Gowns and Hors d'oeuvres
Peace Sign Afro hairdo
Bob muses about
Obama & Curved World before
writing his thoughts for e-zine, wemagazine.org
Love and Peace dress
Pink tights galore!
Code Pink gathering
Joan Baez at the ball
Rainbow dress
Watching the parade on the Jumbotron TV's
Illinois float
All the comforts of home for a day of festivities
at Independence Mall
Metro station Pepsi logos used as the letter
O - a likeness to Obama's campaign symbol.
Metro overload after the inauguration
Obama sashes at the ball
Patriotic Brandy wanders Mall before parade begins.
Jumbotron TV on right.
Simon, attending inauguration activities
from Scotland. Brrrr (in 20 degrees)
Sara and Meg (interviewed on WCRS
Conscious Voices, www.wcrsfm.org)
Mmm, salmon balls
Code Pink Four
Harry Belafonte and friends at ball
Brandy at ball with Obama on video screen
Inauguration night
Crowds trying to enter metro after inauguration.
Amy Goodman at ball
Sunlight radiates on Thomas Jefferson's writings
Brandy takes a break from the dance floor
Jefferson watches over it all!
Give us some room to dance!
More Metro overload
Airplanes and horses at Postal Museum
Majestic Panorama from Jefferson Memorial
Setting sun sets columns at Jefferson Mem.
aglow. First full day of Obama's Presidency.
Founding Father of our Democracy, T. Jefferson
Lower hall at Postal Museum
Wide angle of Jefferson Memorial. The sun's
illumination seems to be saying, "Pay attention
to this man's words!"
More of the Jefferson Memorial
Let the dancing begin!