President-Elect Obama with Students in Chicago   Obama's at St Columbanus Food Bank in Chicago   Congrats from Chicago   Good News Travels Fast   Alaskan Women for Obama Form the Obama Logo   Real America   Let the Voting Begin   Turning Virginia Blue   Bark if You Love Obama   Barack and Michelle in Florida   Obama Kids!   Kids for Obama Parade Kids for Obama Parade organizer, and Grandparents for Obama member, Erika Berg, estimated 700 to 1,000 people attended the parade in Seattle, Washington.   Overcome   Postcards From Seattle Grandparents for Obama organizer, Susan Godfrey, organized 25 people who came together at the Capital Hill home of Kay Bullitt in Seattle to write personal post cards to undecided independent seniors in the battleground state of Florida. These designated NP voters live in gated communities where they could not be canvassed. Mostly seniors, with half never having been involved in a political campaign outside of voting, they wrote out hundreds of Washington State theme post cards urging those undecided voters to consider Barack Obama to be their choice for our next President. One participant, 80 year old Edna Matsubu had been searching for a way she could personally do something that would make a difference in this campaign. " This was the perfect way I could contribute. It allowed me to communicate to other seniors what is in my heart and why I feel so strongly about the importance of this election." Over 300 post cards were mailed along with many other seniors who could not make the event on Friday, coming by to pick up names and addresses with others organizing their own groups.   Working the Phone Bank   Makin' It Personal   Button Mania!   The Candidates   Hey, Who's That Guy?   In the Holiday Spirit   Twice the Support   Barack a la mode   Fall's Bounty   Esquire Endorses Obama Magazines first presidential endorsement in 75 years.   I'm Voting for "That One"   Doing Her Part   Don't Forget the Anniversary Flowers   Politics Can Be Fun   A Few Friends Are Here To See You   Hands Tell the Story   I Still Have a Dream   Two Lovebirds   I Hear You're Looking For A Job On Our Phone Bank   I'll Take a Dozen Obama Logos   Politics , Farm Style   Hit the Nail on the Head!   Moment with Grandaughter   Obama Holds the Future in His Hands Barack Obama holds a baby at a rally at the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. (Photo from Reuters Pictures)   Making It Personal Obama smiles as he points to supporter from Las Vegas with a "Hope, Change, Yes We Can" tatto on his arm.   Decked Out, Ready to Roll Obama supporter, Ann Cacciari   Barack & Joe After Springfield, Illinois Rally   Breakfast Break Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., left, with his vice presidential running mate Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del., right, and their wives Michelle Obama, and Jill Biden have breakfast at Yankee Kitchen Family Restaurant in Boardman, Ohio   Do The Dance Michelle Obama on the Ellen Degeneres Show, to air September 8   All Smiles Grandparents for Obama Chair, Dan Roy, meets vice presidential canidate Joe Biden after his speech on August 28 at Mile High Stadium in Denver.   A Face is Worth a Thousand Words Democratic U.S. presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) greets the crowd at an event with running mate Democratic U.S. vice-presidential nominee Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) as they campaign together at Dublin Coffman High School August 30, 2008 in Dublin, Ohio.