A Day in the Life of President Bush and Mrs. Bush (photos): 7.14.05

www.yahoo.com ^ | 14th July 2005 | Snugs

[tommix2]

Hi, Gretchen. Do you see your mentee during the summer or if not, do you get any word how she is getting along? What pictures hit me hardest this evening were the ones of the Rwandan genocide memorial, as well as the ones of the little children HIV positive. Africa is such a sad place. I worked in Africa (Angola) for a while. The people are miserable. No one smiles in Angola. And it will take more than money to improve it. Jenna understands.

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Thank you for your words but do not forget the others posters, OhioWFan; GretchenM; MJY1288; and Wolfstar plus of course the great warrior princess who faithfully posted the dose on her own and our creator Rintense.

I certainly agree though it is the best thread on FR and would go as far as saying the best place on the net.

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Jenna certainly does seem to love children and I agree has been a great representative of your country during this trip

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Done that one myself LOL

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Very interesting thanks for the info

[luvie]

LOL! I think it's an epidemic! It's just so much easier--and leaves more time to be here!

Say, are you just getting up or just going to bed? You had better get some rest before your dad gets home!

How is your Mum, by the way.

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An excellent point from you to Gretchen. I like the way that Barbra has been out in Africa since May but no big fanfare of what she is doing. I know this is partly to protect her from the media glare but also it shows that the family in general are not looking for brownie points (do you understand that term?).

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Thanks for faithfully standing duty here while holding up your family. We appreciate it.

It is a source of comfort and allows me to escape from the family situation for a few hours. Sorry I have jumped in and out this evening but have had several cat naps but now will get my head down again for a couple of hours because tomorrow I need to alert for collecting dad and sorting him out.

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Thank you as always good night

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Thank you very much

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How sad Africa is and I agree it will take more than money to heal its problems I have know a few people who have lived or worked there for extended periods and many of them have loved the place and the people but have a deep sadness about the corruption etc.

[Theresawithanh]

Hi, Snugs! Wow, great pictures, esp. the ones of Laura and Jenna. Seeing them in the church with the children on their laps brought on a sudden watering of the eyes, for some reason ;p! The picture of Jenna with her hand on the child's face is very touching.

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Thanks for the Dose, snugs ... just getting here late .. hope Dad is much better today.

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Watching my son play soccer: Joyful!

Working with W and winning elections: Fabulous!

Telling the truth and watching the acrobatic contortions and desperation of the Wacky Dims: PRICELESS!

Karl Rove

Brought to you by the Whitest White House in recent memory ~~

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I have a sleep already this evening but I will have another one shortly before collecting dad from hospital unfortunately have not been able to see mum this week hopefully may see her for a while tomorrow.

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I agree those photos are very moving I will be doing a special presentation of them bcause they are very special ones.

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Lovely !!!

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Good night all, see you all tomorrow I believe I owe a toaster will check Freep mail and turn in.

God Bless you all for your support sorry I have not been around much this evening, hope to see you tomorrow but with dad home it may just be a quick drop in the first night.

God Bless you all

Love
Eleanor

[patriciaruth]

Go, Hoosiers!

[tommix2]

How sad Africa is The British colonies have turned out much better for the people than other colonies. Angola was a portugese colony and is a shambles. They expelled the Portugese and then had no skilled workers, then they asked some Portugese to come back. When I was there, Cubans were doing most of the skilled work, and now the Cubans have left. The Portugese did not teach the people or establish Institutions of government as the British did in Kenya.

[DollyCali]

Thank you my dear snugs.. getting here late.. late evening. Rough day with loosing my graphic computer.

Rwanda pix sobering.. did anyone see Hotel Rwanda? if you have not, do make a point to get DVD to view.

Lovely pix.. darling Rove.. GWB surely surrounds his person with colorful, lively, bright (not to mention moral & good) folks doesn't he.

Need sleep.. busy next few days.

Eleanor, thinking of you/dad...hug-er-roos!!!!