Friday, September 19, 2008

american citizen

This morning I was sworn in as a naturalized American citizen at the federal court house in downtown Charlottesville. After living in this beautiful country for 20 years I am so proud and happy to finally call myself an American. I am especially eager to participate in the political process, and the first thing I did as a new citizen was to register to vote. Now I will truly have a chance to help change our country and our future.

8 comments:

  1. Congratulations! It's wonderful that the first thing you did as an American citizen was to register to vote. I wish everyone would do the same.

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  2. Congratulations to you! My good friend is Swiss and has just started the process, so I know just how exciting it is.

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  3. What an amazing accomplishment. I wish you the best of luck and big CONGRATS! Welcome!! Now you can vote and pay taxes (boo on that one! hehe)

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  4. CONGRATULATIONS! Wow! I have tingles all over, I'm so excited! I hope you go and celebrate, though, I must say, registering to vote is cause for much celebration :) BRAVO!

    Welcome, dear friend!

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  5. Yay! America is lucky to have you as her own...did I see one of your perfect pieces in body + soul magazine? if so...double yay!

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  6. Congrats Lotta! That's wonderful news. let's hope that Obama get's voted in or you will have to move to Canada! :)

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  7. Well, congratulations! Do you get to keep your Swedish citizenship as well? Not sure how that works.

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  8. Congratulations! What an amazing time to 'officially' become and American.
    Just saw you on the front page of etsy - beautiful work, truly.

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