History Is Made
A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD PERSPECTIVE: I came home one evening and my seven year old handed me an essay that she had written earlier that day. She told me that she was so proud of Barack Obama and his family that she wanted to write something that we could put in a memory book. She also said she wanted to share her thoughts with her children and younger family members. I thought that this was such a wonderfully funny essay but I also thought how amazing it was to read about the election process from the eyes of a seven year old. I share this with you. I would like to see her essay posted and shared with the world if possible. I believe that she would love to be a part of history in this way. I did not correct any grammatical errors or change any of her words. As I said earlier, this is her essay and these are her thoughts. — Thanks, Towanda M., Red Lion …
History Is Made
Since President Bush will not be president anymore, they have an election. Now, I think here are all the people who wanted to become president: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Ron Paul, and John McCain. The only way to become president is to have a fantastic speech, a good personality and good reasons to be a president. As the election went on, Hillary Clinton and Ron Paul did not have good speeches so they could not move on in the election. So Barack Obama and John McCain were left in the election. Soon, it was finally Election Day! Standing very hopefully on the stage was Barack and John. Barack’s and John’s families were there too. The announcer came on stage holding a piece of paper saying who the winner was. The announcer cleared his throat and then said, “THE WINNER IS … BARACK OBAMA! People in the crowd screamed, shouted and some even cryed because of the pre-historical times and because Martin Luther King made the I HAVE A DREAM speech. I do not know the whole thing but I do remember him saying WE WILL HAVE AN AFRICAN PRESIDENT! Barack Obama was African American so THAT IS HISTORY!
By: Kayla M.
Mazie Gable Elementary School
2nd grade
Teacher – Mrs. Irving
January 22, 2009





