Regardless of your political persuasion, tomorrow is a historical day.
It's an Inauguration, but a history making one as well. And for most folks it is taking place in one of the most difficult economic situations the US has faced in decades.
Historical also for blogging and bloggers, since so much of what has happened with blogging has occurred since the last Inauguration. When one considers the potential flow of information and photos throughout the blogosphere and various social media sites, especially Twitter, that will occur tomorrow, it is mind-boggling.
Thousands of folks have descended on Washington, DC to participate in this historical inauguration and all the festivities. But those of us who cannot partake will likely be participating, and celebrating, in other ways.
The 2009 Inauguration is a historical event, so let's party
What will YOU be doing on this HISTORIC OCCASION?!
We are going to our neighbor Inauguration "ball," a small gathering of friends who have been watching all the debates and the election together. Some will dress up (perhaps some formal wear, but being California, maybe downplayed a little). Champagne, lots of great food, and the opportunity to witness an incredible event on a huge screen. [photo courtesy of jetheriot on Flickr]
Why not share what you will be doing?? And where? And with whom?
- You can share your community event on-line too, as many have done already. Here's what's going on within 50 mile of Carlsbad, CA tomorrow.
- Share YOUR event and the festivities on Twitter - use the hashtag #InaugParty
- Why not follow the fun on Twitter.
- Post your pics on Flickr or upload to the Official Inaugural Photo Project.
- Upload your photos to YouTube
- Bring the Inauguration to YOUR community
Join the NEW AR group Inauguration 2009 and post YOUR article(s) and photos about the Inauguration.
ActiveRain's very own Patricia Kennedy will be on hand as a volunteer in parade duty in DC. Have fun and be safe, Pat. Check out her blog for other articles about the inauguration from this Washington, DC expert.
Anyone else going to be in DC for this historical event?
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