Posted on 12/02/2010 8:55:05 AM PST by Nachum
With Christmas fast approaching, even America's First Lady has to help out with a few festive tasks.
And today, Michelle Obama pitched in to make seasonal decorations and treats after unveiling the newly decorated White House to specially invited guests from military families.
'It’s Christmas. It’s exciting!' she told the assembled press before helping her younger guests make festive crafts and cards.
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And the Peggy Bundy "Fancy Figure 327" bra.
She looks drunk, probably a bottle of wine in her other hand.
Thanks, Maggie. She’s got a lot of tummy issues going on in the shot in #10. She needs to lay off the fudge.
Her dress is too tight. It shows the roll around her middle.Other than that, I actually like it.
Damn she is hideous. I can’t even look at her today. Fake, fat a$$ ... I need to shut up.
That older kid freaks me out.
What Christmas? MooCow and her family celebrate Christmas all year for themselves.
It must be nice to live like royalty while the rest of us live almost like “Dr. Zhivago” — you know, where they are burning boards from their house to stay warm....
Me too!
Black to a festive Christmas celebration?
Little girl in the picture; “Look mommy, it’s Chewbacca!’’.
She looks fantastic here. The only criticism I could even find, and there might be a good reason for it, is that the wig always looks a little off from her curly hair beneath. This dress suits her.
The kid in the first pic looks incredulous. Thanks for the ping.
ROTFL! (See photo in #20)
All that $100 per lb Kobi beef is sure beefing her up. Those arms are twice the diameter they used to be.
And the most “fit”!
Guess that ancient IUD finally fell out. Not much action in the womb of doom once the proof of Barry’s manhood pooped out.
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