A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 10-10-07

WhiteHouse.gov & other sources ^ | 10-10-07

[silent_jonny]

you winter seems to have started

Finally! It seems like we've had nothing but 90+ degree days since August. Tomorrow's high is supposed to be in the 70s and then the mid 60s for the weekend.

Now all we need is a lot of rain :o

[silent_jonny]

Hi, Dolly :)

with clear blue skies & a confident look on POTUS face, things seem to be smiling in DC.

It's definitely reassuring.

[silent_jonny]

“Life is what happens when we are making other plans”

Ain't that the truth :)

[silent_jonny]

Howdy, Star :)

Sunday, it was miserably hot and humid

Same here. Monday wasn't too pleasant either. Hopefully that's the last of the summer weather and we can finally enjoy some cooler climes.

[MEG33]

Thank you always for your great links, Dr Deb.

[silent_jonny]

Hi, Bray :) My pleasure.

[silent_jonny]

You’re welcome :) Good to see you on the Dose.

[silent_jonny]

Hi, Suzi :)

they don't want to have to be bound by any laws that passed under the aegis of a Republican President.

Exactly. Let's hope it's not something they'll have to worry about ;)

[silent_jonny]

Some late White House photos ...

President George W. Bush meets with Yamile Llanes Labrada and her daughter Shirln Garcia, pictured sitting immediately to her mother's right, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, in the Oval Office. Mrs. Labrada is the wife of Cuban political prisoner Dr. Jose Luis Garcia Paneque.

President George W. Bush delivers remarks during a celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, in the Rose Garden

President George W. Bush joins the Rose Garden audience during a celebration Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, of Hispanic Heritage Month at the White House. Sitting with the President is Yamile Llanes Labrada, the wife of a political prisoner in Cuba, and Emilio Estefan.

President George W. Bush and guests enjoy the entertainment of Cachao and his band during a Rose Garden celebration Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2007, of Hispanic Heritage Month.

[Majie Purple]

Speaking of progression...
:)
Lots of good back to back to back tv programing I am gonna watch tonight...Starts soon here, so see Ya later!

[altura]

Snugs,

I love the first picture in 31, but the second one is excellent as well.

You choose!

Thanks.

[swmobuffalo]

[FOR THE ‘BDS-FREE’ FACTS, READ THE FOLLOWING:]
Jose Medellin and International Law
By Mark Noonan at 03:43 AM

Thank you! This is just what I’m looking for!

[silent_jonny]

Good night, P :)

[snugs]

Great comments by the First Lady. I must admit I always have to think when I see the word Myanmar mentioned. I have noticed that the American media tend to use that word and then sometimes say formerly known as Burma whereas the British media just say Burma. I am wondering if that means that the US has recognised the new name but Britain has not or if it is just a choice of the media.

[snugs]

Indeed that was certainly true for me on Monday with the water in the fluorescent tube fitment.

[snugs]

What summer all we seem to have had in Britain is rain. That is not completely true but we had some hot weather late spring and a little during the traditional summer time but now the rain looks set in for a few more days and it is starting to be chilly as well.

[Kate of Spice Island]

Hey, there!

I haven't been by in a while, other than a quick look to see what's new.

Hope all is well with you.

[snugs]

Hope you like my choice - congratulations

[silent_jonny]

I think Burma is still correct. In the article about the First Lady they said she kept referring to Myanmar as Burma, because that’s the offical policy (I guess—I don’t know why).

[silent_jonny]

Wish we had your rain :) We’re under mandatory water restrictions here because of the drought.