I started crying on Monday, when I heard that Madelyn Dunham had passed before she could see her grandson become President of the United States.
I kept on crying on Tuesday morning when I saw lines wrapped around the corner to get into the polling place around the corner from my house.
I took an Ativan when I got to work to keep me from crawling under my desk and spending the whole day rocking in the corner.
I cried when I heard the poll workers at my polling place marvel at the sheer number of people that turned out to vote.
I cried when they called Pennsylvania.
I cried when they called the election.
I cried when he stood on that stage and gave his victory speech.
I'm crying while I write this post. I would like to stop now. I figure I should be dried out by next week.
I do live in that country after all.