A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 4.24.06

www.yahoo.com www.whitehouse.gov/news ^ | 24th April 2006 | Snugs

[patriciaruth]

I like fluff every now and then. A nice, turn your mind off, fluffy film. Fairy tales. Chick flicks. Julia Roberts did wonderful fluff films.

Last night we watched Chicken Little and A History of Violence.

I have an old copy of The Last of the Dogmen. A great fluff film. Think I'll get it out tonight and take a break.

[kitkat]

MamaB, we're still praying for your husband. {{{Mama}}}.

[ohioWfan]

Beautiful! LOL!

A sting operation, SoCal!

DrDeb can testify about how I got in the faces of some envirowackos in Columbus and told them that it was THEIR goofy policies that caused Yellowstone to burn, and that it was President Bush's RESPONSIBLE policies that would help the forests to grow back again.

It was fun. :)

[snugs]

You should have pinged me I was probably around if I think rightly I was on the singles thread.

[patriciaruth]

Oooooh! What I would give for videotape of that Encounter of the Third Kind!

[Fudd Fan]

Well knowing the truth before you start reading about it, sure helps! I must admit I read most of those chapters (maybe most of the book) with a smile on my face. The difference between that and the RATs, though, is they wish harm to Republicans and conservatives simply "because" -- I was only happy that Rather & Mapes were brought down because there was true malice and that was justice.

[tommix2]

The competition for that toaster is fierce. LOL

[snugs]

Yes I like that as well but somehow worse things happen at sea seems more personal and hits home more.

[ohioWfan]

Oh, indeed. There is deep malice in the hearts of the left, and justice is sweet.

I would however, prefer justice to take the form of an orange jumpsuit. ;)

[Fudd Fan]

Now and then Mr.FF and I go for the fluff-- or as we call it, "light fare." lol

A few weeks ago we watched "Madagascar." It was cute. And weeks later we still walk around saying "I like to move it, move it"!!

[patriciaruth]

I already have a toaster. A real one of a kind collectable.

[the rightgirl]

I remember how the media treat Ford very well and I also know how intelligent he was, and athletic, which made the media coverage of his very few physical blunders so egregious. I think he is already being remembered and written of as he truly is, not as he was portrayed. He would probably have beaten Carter had he not pardoned Nixon.

It is just lovely to me to see the care that George W. took with him today, a great respect for the man who had the job before him!

[SoCalPol]

Shortly after the ecowackos I spent 20 mins with a couple
of liberals I know why we are in Iraq. Got to second base,
but I have more opportunitie with them.

[the rightgirl]

snugs, it was exactly that - he had care, love, respect and humility. Just so very beautiful to see.

[anonymoussierra]

Be strong!!!! "I will always pray of you,"

[snugs]

Looking at it again it is a weird looking photo I suppose it is the angle it was taken at.

Sometimes when you are posting photos you do not notice some of the strange angles and expressions LOL

[SoCalPol]

What I would give for videotape of that Encounter


I have done this several times over the past few yrs.
Like a cat playing with a mouse.

[patriciaruth]

My husband is into orange jumpsuits, too.

He's been following the Pellicano case out here because he's sure there are a lot of orange jumpsuits in the future for a lot of people in Hollywood if this broad and deep illegal wiretapping case pans out like it seems to be doing.

[Carolinamom]

Prayers for MamaB. I didn't realize that Betty Ford was/is so short. Sad to see that both of the Fords look so frail, but a joy to see President Bush's affection for them.

[Fudd Fan]

GWB has sincere respect for many people. You can see it in the photos. That is the real George W. Bush who I love and pray for.