History is Revolutionary and I was there!
January 20, 2009
Huge Crowds!
When we woke up at 3:30a.m. (which is 12:30a.m. in L.A.) I was happy and exited because I woke up to Inauguration Day.
When we went to the Metro station and it was empty, not like it usually is, but it was just a little bit more than rush hour. When we got in line for the security check it was 4:45a.m. and there were about 100,000 people in front of us. They were going 50 people at a time.
We stood in line for 4 hours. When we got to the front of the line, to security we had to through away all drinks, foods, and purses, but luckily l didn't bring any drinks or a purse, but I did sneak in some food. It wasn't hard, they even searched our pockets and us. Then we were at the Inauguration and we saw the cars that the important people came in. After the Inauguration we took the Metro again. Then went to Z burger and I got a cheeseburger and fries. We then walked home and got a 3 hour nap because we deserved it! After that we ate dinner (chicken,salad,and mash potatoes).
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Nyla, Class of 2016
Hi, my name is Nyla from the class of 2016. I'm a freshman (fifth grader) at KIPP Academy of Opportunity middle school in South LA. I am one of the hard working students who has been selected to go to the presidential Inauguration and tour Washington, DC, as a result of my writing a stellar essay! I will be blogging about my leadership development in Washington, DC, each night between January 16th and January 22nd. Feel free to subscribe and get my daily postings! "Be nice. Work hard."
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