The election’s over and Trump is our president-elect
Yesterday I did a blog post covering our time here in Florida since arriving October 15th. (It’s below.)
You will notice that I skipped the election results.
As I said on Facebook, “I’m sad and frightened. Our landscape with a ‘wall’ will obstruct the view I had of freedom.)
I can’t see someone with Trump’s personality in charge of our country. Hopefully he’ll surprise me.
John was for Trump (or more accurately, he didn’t want Hillary). I was a Clinton supporter (but actually I didn’t like her but didn’t want Trump under any circumstance.)
We were gentle with each other. We both had reservations after the outcome was announced.
I’m very fearful. Trump’s finger on the button alarms me.
I don’t look at the election as a victory for Trump. I think of it as a loss for the nation.
I was in a massive funk Wednesday. But it didn’t take long to realize that I can’t give in to the emotions I felt immediately after the election. John’s health is too fragile and being “down” would hurt him. John needs to live in the presence of an upbeat attitude and I will do the best I can to be supportive and show hope. Negativity is not going to help anything and it would definitely impact my husband’s health.
I’m still disappointed, but I’m avoiding critiques of the situation we find ourselves in. I’m concentrating on helping John and making our lives as great as possible.