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With another Tee Ball game coming up next weekend, it's time to put up some photos from earlier this 2005 season.

President is joined by Barry Larkin, White House Tee Ball Commissioner, and Young Marines as they stand for the National Anthem. Pretty snappy salutes from those kids.

President Bush yells "Play Ball!" as he places the ball on a tee Sunday, June 26, 2005.

Shaquana Smith of the Jackie Robinson South Ward Little League Black Yankees of Newark, N.J., swings at the ball.

Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings is on her toes as she declares safe at first Naji Loggins of the Black Yankees after Naji singled.

The cheers are for the kids as the Black Yankees take on the Memphis Red Sox of Chicago. Notice Andy Card in the background.

Everyone's on the move as the Memphis Red Sox from Chicago score against the Black Yankees. [Well...everyone's on the move except for Ted Kennedy and Robert Byrd, but we won't go there.]

Shaquana Smith holds onto her hat as she runs to President Bush and Commissioner Barry Larkin after her Memphis Red Sox played the Black Yankees.

Taylor Paige Nevils of the Memphis Red Sox peers up at "Dugout," the Little League mascot.

Although plenty of photos of the First Lady's trip to Africa undoubtedly have already appeared on the Dose, these are from the WH website. I like them (which is reason enough to re-post them, LOL).

This is one of the very best photos ever taken of our First Lady.

I saw the photos of Jenna that snugs posted on Thursday's Dose. Jenna clearly loves children and is able to establish a rapport with them. She is an impressive young woman.

Laura and Jenna lay a wreath at the Kigali Memorial Center-Gisozi Genocide Memorial in Kigali, Rwanda.

Jenna Bush listens to children with HIV/AIDS at PASADA in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

The First Lady embraces a 12-year-old orphan girl, Thursday, at Kagarama Church in Kigali, Rwanda. The child is now responsible for the care of her three brothers ages 3, 6, and 8 (in the foreground with Jenna). The children lost their father in the Rwanadan genocide and their mother died of AIDS.