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Obamas dance to At Last
"At Last" may have been just what US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle were thinking Tuesday night as they glided through their first inaugural dance to the Etta James classic.
The Obamas were the star attraction at the Neighbourhood Ball, the first of 10 inaugural celebrations they were attending, going into the early hours of Wednesday. The celebrations marked the end of a long day of formal inaugural events and the two-year campaign that put them in the White House.
The president pulled his wife close and they danced a slow, dignified two-step while, offstage, Beyonce sang. The president spun first lady Michelle Obama once in a half-turn.
Obama cut loose in a faster groove a few minutes later, as Shakira, Mary J. Blige, Faith Hill and Mariah Carey sang along with Stevie Wonder to his ‘Sign, Scaled. Delivered." The song was played at nearly
all of Obama's rallies throughout the campaign.
"You could tell that's a black president from the way he was moving." comedian Jamie Foxx joked following the dance.
Obama and Vice President Joe Biden each saluted the nation's military men and women at the Commander in Chief Ball via satellite. Biden said he wasn't looking forward to his moment in the spotlight - the dancing, that is.
"The thing that frightens me the most (is) I'm going to have to stand in that circle and dance in a minute." At that, he laughed and did a quick sign of the cross.
In a sign, perhaps, of the tough economic times, guests who already paid anywhere from $75 for a ticket to thousands more for a package deal had to buy their own drinks served in small plastic cups.
At the Obama Home States ball, the dance floor was dominated by two little girls
who skipped and twirled in matching red dresses while the grown-ups stood still,
crowded around the stage waiting for Obama to appear.
At the Youth Ball, Kid Rock
belted out songs as well-dressed 20-somethings mingled about.
The Obamas, following Kid Rock and Kanye West, got the real rock-star reception and launched into something of an awkward dance, laughing as they swayed. When they were done, the president grabbed a mike and said, "That's what's called old school."
And though the mood was celebratory, the reality that US remains at war hung over the festivities at the Commander in Chief ball and a separate Heroes Red White &BlueBalL
"Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers today, every day, forever," Obama told troops at the Commander in Chief ball. "Tonight, we celebrate. Tomorrow, the work begins... Together, I am confident we will write the next great chapter in America's story."
Source. Internet