Posted on 01/20/2005 2:56:24 PM PST by anonymoussierra
What's with the hand gesture I see W, Laura and Jenna use in some of these? thumb across bent down middle and ring finger, index and pinky up........
Excellent post!
it is supposed to represent horns, as in Texas University Long Horns.
Great pictures!!!!!
Agreed. She has never looked more beautiful.
There is a serenity about her - and the President - that is a joy to see.
Thank you for the lovely photos, anonymoussiera.
Thank you America good President America President do know what is good what is not good America strong President I am happy:}}}}}}America strong is good!!!
That picture of Rehnquist makes me all teary-eyed. You can tell this man is going through incredible pain... and yet his pride is incredible as well--no wheelchairs, no assistance other than a cane. His strength of will and determination got him up there today. May God limit his suffering, and may God find a replacement that can eventually fill his shoes.
It's the UTexas Logo... Hook 'em 'Horns!
Wonderful photos. Thanks so much for posting!!
Magnificent pictures ~ thanks anonymoussierra!
They made the hand jesture that you describe when the University of Texas (Jenna's alma matter) Marching Band was passing. It is a UT thing -- the UT mascot is the Longhorn, and the hand signal is the head / horns of the Longhorn steer. The person giving the hand signal sometimes simultaneously yells "hook'em horns."
Careful what you wish for, if that is ever broached which it won't the Dims will probably want Slick up there too. I live in Sturgis
HOOK EM HORNS
The picture of th injured MARINE LANCE CPL. saluting proudly damn need made me want to cry.SEMPER FI.
THAT'S MY PRESIDENT..............YEA!!!!!!!!!!! Thank You
Wonderful job. Thank you.
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