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Laura Bush visits a Danish kindergarten Wednesday in Holte, north of the capital Copenhagen. She was welcomed by 3-year-old twins Christian, left, and Alexander, third from left, from Texas and Daphne Olsen, second from left, a kindergarten teacher.

Laura Bush requested the visit, and about 50 children were present during the meeting

This was the caption to one of the photos of Bush with the Danish minister. "Bush and Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen hold a joint press conference at his summer residence in Marienborg in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark. 'Over a million people die of malaria on the continent of Africa on an annual basis, most of whom are under five years old,' said the president talking about some of the issue that will be discussed at the G8 Summit. 'This is a problem we can solve. I laid out an initiative the other day for $1.2 billion to help eradicate the scourges of malaria on the continent of Africa.'"

Jenna, Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark, and The Heavy

Jenna Bush talks with Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark during a Social Lunch in the Garden Hall of Fredensborg Palace in Fredensborg, Denmark

Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark waits to get a photo as President Bush's motorcade departs Fredensborg Palace. [Ah, but which Bush was he wanting to photograph?]

Denmark's Queen Margrethe II toasts President Bush during a social lunch in the Garden Hall

Queen Margrethe II, seated, Prince Consort of Denmark, left, and others wave as President Bush's helicopter departs following a social lunch at Fredensborg Palace after the president's 17-hour visit.

Laura Bush mingles with the children of U.S. embassy staff who came to bid farewell at Copenhagen Airport, July 6