Michelle Obama's speech cured my writers block

I have missed this space so much but I suffered the writer's block.I just didn't feel like writing anything anymore.I opened the blog severally to write but my fingers were just too cold to hit my keyboard keys. However,my passion to reach as women as possible still stands very tall in my heart dwarfing every other desire that wants to make a difference too.
I guess listening to Michelle Obama deliver a very brilliant personal speech rejuvenated this passion of mine again.Her words were so silky and smooth,truly intelligent.I particularly loved the phrase:"our motto is ,when they go low,we go high".She electrified the atmosphere.Even Donald Trump,whom Michelle was implicitly criticizing admitted to a journalist that her speech was excellent. I see Michelle gunning for the same position Hillary Clinton is vying for,someday.
With Theresa May living on Downing street as British Prime Minister and Hillary Clinton nominated as the Democrats presidential candidate in the USA,the world is set to witness a revolution.Women have held this all powerful position before now but not in the USA, as liberal as the want us to believe they are.
I am keenly watching this whole drama unfold.I guess I can say I have conquered the block.I shall be penning something…

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