Comments on: Yes we did!

By: alsamadi

alsamadi — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:51:29 +0000

Seal,
Words can not express the happiness I felt at 11 pm on Nov. 4. It was as if an eight year nightmare had come to an end. The excitement was palpable. The very next day I went out wearing my Obama shirt and so many people interacted with me–complete strangers all expressing positive sentiments. It was very uplifting. I am optimistic that things will start to turn around for all of us now. And I believe that the US will regain respect from the rest of the world.

But of course, being a loyal Seal fan from the very start, I am also thrilled that you will now not have to leave the country. Please stay with us Seal. We need positive influences like you. And please go on tour soon. Many of us could really use a Seal concert right now.

By the way, I bought Soul yesterday and love it as I knew I would!

Thank you,
Silvana Alsamadi

By: grmnchck

grmnchck — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 16:24:51 +0000

I have lived in the USA now for almost 19 years and I have to admit, for the first time, I finally feel pride being in this country. Not just pride, but I also finally have a sense of hope that things will change for the better. The people have shown they are ready for a change and that is absolutely amazing. We can do it!!! Together – United – In Pride!

By: rpeavey24

rpeavey24 — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 05:07:36 +0000

Being born and raised in Chicago, I know Barack Obama (not personally) longer than most people did in the Country and the World. I knew he would be President when he gave that speach at the DNC in 2004. Barack is going to take this Country in a whole new direction. It is an exciting time, and I wish him and his family the best of luck in Washington!

Change is here!

(oh yes and I am a HUGE SEAL fan! Come back to Chicago…please!)

Rob peavey

By: Marie-Chantale La

Marie-Chantale La — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 16:45:10 +0000

Darling Seal, Seal Chéri
I had a problem with my old user name but it’s the same Marie-Chantale. So I just registered another one…Je veux juste écrire quelques petits mots en francais pour faire changement . J’espère que tu comprendras (ton accent est si mignon dans ton video de l’Olympia de Paris)…Je suis si heureuse de l’élection du nouveau président, quelle différence du point de vue de l’intellect et de la qualité chez cet homme peu commun…J’ai un peu peur cependant que les gens le prennent pour le nouveau messie…Enfin, je n’étais pas surprise qu’il soit élu…du tout. Merci d’avoir posté mes commentaires, finalement, je n’y vois pas d’inconvénient. Je vais écrire au sujet de ton divin cd Soul plus tard. Je relève d’un mauvais moment point de vue santé (rien de grave, ni de cancer au autre…de physique ). Enfin, tu es mon Seal le Magnifique, rien de moins. Ta brillance me chavire…(As-tu déja lu Madame de Bovary de Gustave Flauvert?) Marie-Chantale xx

By: Janet

Janet — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 19:10:34 +0000

I am so very proud to have been such a small part of the voting process. May Barack Obama be blessed as he leads us. Change takes time, but he is already working to get his key people in place. I cried as I watched the electorial vote rise. Yes we did!!;O) The eve is upon us:O)

Psst: I hope System does well:O)

Peace:O)