A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 1.23.07

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[Just A Nobody]

State of the Union 2007

President George W. Bush will deliver the annual State of the Union Address to a Joint Session of Congress
tonight, January 23, 2007 at 9 PM ET.

President George W. Bush during his State of the Union Address at the Capitol, Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2006.

"He shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient."
Article II, Sec. 3, U.S. Constitution

Click on Image to Read

Press Briefing on the President's State of the Union Health Care Initiative

Fact Sheet: Affordable, Accessible, and Flexible Health Coverage

Setting the Record Straight: President Bush's Standard Deduction for Health Insurance Would Save Money for More Than 100 Million Americans

2006 SOTU Address Here and Photo Essay Here ---- 2005 SOTU Address Here and Photo Essay Here

Enjoy your visit to Sanity Island

[snugs]

I will remain on the dose during the speech I do not think I can face that jungle out there after the day I have had.

[Just A Nobody]

Hiya Meg! Good to see you...thanks for stopping by.

[NinoFan]

What is a Park Interpreter? The job title "park interpreter" often conjures up visions of a language interpreter – someone who speaks French or Spanish or German or Japanese and can translate written or spoken English for park visitors. Although there is no doubt that some park interpreters are able to translate from English to French or Spanish or German or Japanese, the languages that park interpreters translate for a living are the languages of Nature and Culture and History. Park interpreters have the best of all jobs. We get to play in the creek, chase butterflies, and watch birds. We treat toads to a meal, talk to turkeys, and flirt with fireflies. We step back in time, walk a mile in another person’s moccasins, and imagine the future. Park interpreters serve as links between a park and its visitors. Interpreters unlock the secrets of Nature and of distant times in an effort to enrich the visitor’s experience. Interpreters provide both information and inspiration – challenging the intellect and touching the emotions. In other words, we discover "cool stuff" in our parks and share it with others.

[NinoFan]

Oops, link

http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/Education/interprt/WELDON.HTM

[Just A Nobody]

LOL! You take 'em as you can get 'em, huh?

[snugs]

I second that

[Just A Nobody]

The SINators are lords of us all, doncha know.

Munching on some goodies...thank you again. ;*)

[arbee4bush]

It was trashed. I stopped by and had to get out asap.

May as well read DU anymore for all the vile posts on FR. May keep my bp in control.

[Just A Nobody]

Ahhhhh, I'm sorry you cannot be here with us. Never fear though, the USPO will raise rates to keep their "excellent" service going.

[MamaB]

I love to read William W. Johnstone, Michael Connerly, Grace Livingston Hill, and any kind of mystery. I am crocheting a cap for this cool weather. It is not turning out like I wanted it to but I do know how to unwind the yarn and start over!!!! I also like Patricia Cornwell.

[snugs]

Not only are they anti bush but in many cases they come over as anti everything apart from their own narrow view of the world.

Diversity is a swear word to them and they can see no way but there's.

And as Ohio said the other night they force one to criticize President Reagan in order to support George W Bush. These people want to disrupt and divide and I seriously doubt if they are or have every been conservatives or Republicans.

[onyx]

Well, heck! I'm sad about it.

[Just A Nobody]

It was wonderful! I remember it well. I had a fire going and took the laptop in to my recliner. Ahhhh, live was good. ;*)

You doing the balloons or food this year? ;*)

[Just A Nobody]

NOT! LOL

[onyx]

Oh, yes. Truly. You're fabulous. The is a Dose to keep!

[Just A Nobody]

No red X parties for me!!!

[onyx]

Lord have mercy, onyx. "This is a Dose to keep!"

[ilovew]

Lol I think the problem this time is the seller and not the post office. I bought it through amazon and I paid extra for "expedited shipping" but I think that still means whenever the seller feels like getting off his couch and mailing it. I also found out today that, although the school knew I was in DC all of last semester, no one bothered to tell our post office. They just kept shoving all my stuff into my mailbox...including the thing I was supposed to fill out so they can spell my name correctly on my diploma as well as a nomination for a who's who in American colleges and universities (with a due date of November something so I apparently wasn't considered since I never sent that in). Oh, how I love my school. *rolls eyes*

[snugs]

You did great quite the pro now

[Just A Nobody]

Who is the park interpreter? I couldn't read them all. It went up just as I was about to begin so I just grabbed the heroes to focus on.