Posted on 07/01/2002 6:00:58 AM PDT by BigWaveBetty
Hello, I'm Spotty, the President's English
Springer Spaniel. (I'm the spotted dog in the picture with Laura Bush
and my pal, Barney, the Scottish Terrier.)
I love this house and thought you would enjoy a tour from a dog's point of view. I've heard there are many different names for this house. Some call it the "People's House" while others call it the "White House."
The White House is larger than any dog house I've ever seen, that's for sure. There are six floors, 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms, 147 windows, 412 doors, 12 chimneys, 8 staircases, and 3 elevators. As you can see, it's easy to lose your tennis ball in this place. My favorite room is the chief usher's office. I love to sleep on the floor next to his desk.
This is the Vermeil Room. I like to call this room the "Fur may" Room, but the correct pronunciation is "vur-may." I heard the curator say that vermeil objects are silver pieces that have been dipped in gold. Wow! Maybe I can get a vermeil dog tag one day. Several portraits of First Ladies hang on the walls in this room.
The White House Library is a great room to do something really exciting read! The curator told me that the books in this room are all by American authors. Maybe one day I can put my favorite book, Hank the Cowdog, on the shelf in here. First Lady Abigail Fillmore (1850-53) asked Congress to buy books for the White House. The American Booksellers Association began to add to the collection in the 1930s. Today, many of these books are on display in the library. My owner, First Lady Laura Bush, loves books. She was a public school librarian and a teacher, and she still enjoys sharing the joy of reading with children.
Are you stuck inside today with the kids because it's too hot? Raining? Spend a few minutes with the kids and take Spotty's tour of The White House!
It's fun and the kids won't even know they're learning!
Click the link to tour all eight rooms. Spotty's White House Tour Lots of other fun stuff to do on the kids White House page too.
Spotty: But there's a squirrel over there!
I got the special value for $39, the compact brush alone is sold for $30 in the boutiques. I also got the big Glee with brush, I use it as a blush and am just crazy about it, and the big tub of Bisque. It's a fantastic concealer and also came with a special brush. I think I did very well, especially when you realize how long it all lasts. I am still working on the shadows that I bought 4 years ago and the only thing I have put a dent in is my bisque because it's so multi-purpose.
President Bush: Got your message loud and clear dr.j'sfirst! Laura and I love the Guild! ;-)
I recommend Bare Minerals in medium to cover her uneven complexion and for complete coverage.With her obvious sun damage her skin is screaming for an SPF. I would also recommend the Tulip blush, Warmth and mineral veil for that soft focus look. Java or Drama for eyeliner, Bisque and Green tea for shadow, medium blond eyebrow color, Very Berry lipstick and waterproof L'Oreal Lash Architect. This woman needs HELP!
Aren't you glad you brought the water! I can't wait to see your photos. Thanks for giving him the subliminal Guild message. You know in his heart that George just adores us.
Here are the colors, it was leaf that I liked the best.
Just what all the fashion conscious peaceniks will be wearing this year.
Okeeeey dokey!
LOLOL!!
Looks like the Jesus look is back. What is he wearing on his feet, Jerusalem Cruisers or Nazereth Navigators?
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