It's morning in America, but it's quarter to 11 in my apartment.

Strangely, the best part is the sarcastic applause at the end.

Or, as Aliza put it, it took three tries for us to get our ketubah right, and it took Pres. Obama two tries to get the oath right. Neither were strictly necessary.

(That is to say, our ketubah was actually right the first time, and Obama assumed the presidency at noon on the twentieth, oath or no. It's not as funny if I have to explain it, though.)

It's morning in America, but it's quarter to 11 in my apartment.

Strangely, the best part is the sarcastic applause at the end.

Or, as Aliza put it, it took three tries for us to get our ketubah right, and it took Pres. Obama two tries to get the oath right. Neither were strictly necessary.

(That is to say, our ketubah was actually right the first time, and Obama assumed the presidency at noon on the twentieth, oath or no. It's not as funny if I have to explain it, though.)