So the Presidential Inauguration is done and let me say I had a great time…via satellite from my couch. Between the ever so fly First Lady, Michelle Obama, and those adorable daughters, Sasha and Malia, I could look at that family for days, led by a smooth president/husband/dad that simply oozes cool.

The day provided lots of happy moments, comic relief and good fashion as I watched everyone come together to acknowledge the President. Here are the seven things that kept me glued to the set:

That Coat: Thom Browne is somewhere praising Jesus right now. The way we went bonkers over that checkered coat alone (she also wore a dress designed by him) had his name on everyone’s lips. You know there is going to be a cheap replica of this at a store near you.

That Last Look: Obviously the President knew the magnitude of the occasion, opting to take one last glance before he was on to the next. Loving the fact that he can simply make people stop and wait for him. His race, his pace.

Those Kids: Were they cute or what? You better not say anything bad about those little mamas. They were pretty little girls and dressed APPROPRIATELY (some of you mothers need to take note).

That Eye Roll: I will say this is my favorite. Remember, our First Lady is from the south side of Chicago. So imagine my glee when she gave House Speaker John Boehner some serious eyelids during the Inaugural Luncheon. It was the unspoken “Child, please!” Say what you want, but you know he said something slick or sideways to warrant that type of response.

That Veep: I personally want to adopt Vice President Joe Biden as an honorary uncle. He is the perfect hype man for Obama. Did you see him straight strutting his stuff during the parade, smacking hands, hugging kids, and the whole nine yards? The Secret Service practically had to beg him to get back in the limo. He genuinely loves the people and we eat it up. Big Daddy Joe is that dude.

That Parade: Between the Grambling State Marching Band, The South Shore Drill Team, the Isiserettes Drill & Drum Corps and the Native American Women Warriors, I was tickled pink and dancing in my living room.

That Dress: Like the saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” I was surprised so many people were peeved that Michelle Obama went with designer Jason Wu for her second inaugural ball gown. Three words people: Get over it. Either way you slice it, the First Lady looks good.

There you have it! Now on with this second term…