A DAY IN THE LIFE OF PRESIDENT BUSH (PHOTOS): 4.2.04

yahoo, whitehouse.gov ^ | April 2, 2004 | GretchenEE

[GretchenEE]

President Bush graced West Virginia where he spoke about job training and the economy with local business leaders, university faculty, staff and students at Marshall University's Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center in Huntington, W.Virginia. He is scheduled to attend two campaign fund-raisers, a private one in Georgia and also the National Republican Congressional Committee fund-raising dinner. The latter is expected to raise $7 million for campaigns for House Republicans.

The Bureau of Labor statistics reported strong payroll data today that helped financial markets. Mr. Bush highlighted the encouraging news of 308,000 jobs created in March. Drudge headlines: Bush hails employment gain, says economy strengthening... ; Strong Jobs Report Gives Stocks a Boost... ; FEDS: 759,000 Jobs Added In Last Seven Months

Coming on Fox News: Exclusive Interview with Laura Bush
The First Lady speaks out on her mission for our nation, and gives a candid account of life inside the White House and on the campaign trail. Watch "After Hours with Cal Thomas" Saturday at 11pm ET.

The First Couple plan to be at Camp David this weekend.

Welcome to Sanity Island!

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Be nice, now you two!!
It's the old bats..
I mean Grammies birthday, after all!
Ms.B

[homemom]

Thanks! You too.

Almost time for bed for me . . . or do I need to stay her and ref for you all?

Thanks for the entertainment and friendship. :-)

[mrs tiggywinkle]

I'm a tired chickee...and I have the WHOLE bed to myself for TWO nights....Mr Tiggywinkle is in Southern California spending time with his best friend after the death of his mother (best friend's mother).

Happy Birthsary, Wormbait.

[homemom]

Despite the troubles with mr. h's parents, my kids and mr.h and I are very close. He is a wonderful dad, setting a great example of what a man should be like, for our daughter, and guiding our son, who is 12, and needs a man's influence more than he needs mine--or should I say in a different way.

Our kids are basically good at heart too. Character flaws--all of us have them! (or should I say everyone but you and me! :-) ) And with God's help, if any major problems come up, we'll be able to handle them.

Your daughter climbs mountains? Cool! My daughter loves animals and I would not be surprised if she became a zookeeper when she grows up. And if she still does want to do that in a few years, I will do everything I can to make that dream come true for her.

[MS.BEHAVIN]

I'm gettin tired too!!
Thanks to you too, Nebraska!
Get some rest, ya hear?
Love ya!
Ms.B

[homemom]

Sweet dreams!

When my kids are harassing me just a bit too much I tell them in a suitably ominous voice, "Just remember . . . when you're asleep . . . I'm awake . . . " Then I cackle a bit just to add to the effect. :-)

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Good night, Mrs T!!!
Great to see you!
Thanks so much!
((((((((((Mrs.T)))))))))))
Ms.B

[homemom]

Night ms. b--

Remind me to tell you tomorrow about alien kitty who attacks all of our other animals . . . maybe I should send her to BG or mrs.t for some attitude adjustment! :-)

Sweet dreams to you too-

homemom

[Brad’s Gramma]

Good night, Mrs. T. ENJOY that big ole bed to yourself!

Thanks for making this another fun night. I'm outta here soon, too.

Night to all of you!

[mrs tiggywinkle]

***Despite the troubles with mr. h's parents, my kids and mr.h and I are very close. He is a wonderful dad, setting a great example of what a man should be like, for our daughter, and guiding our son, who is 12, and needs a man's influence more than he needs mine--or should I say in a different way.

In total agreement...

***Your daughter climbs mountains?

Little ones. Only 50 ft at this point. :o)

***My daughter loves animals and I would not be surprised if she became a zookeeper when she grows up. And if she still does want to do that in a few years, I will do everything I can to make that dream come true for her.

You're a good mom. Psycho has wanted to be a fire fighter since she was 9. I'd prefer her to arrange flowers for a living (less risky) but it wouldn't satisfy her athletic nature and compassionate character.

Okay...now I'm really going to bed. Nite...

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Goodnight Grammie!!
Happy Birthday and much love...
Ms.B

[ThePythonicCow]

"There's a difference between the two."

The difference that liberals see is that one is a moral act - intentionally killing evil doers, and the other is a mere act of convenience.

It's fine, in their view, to act out of convenience. But this morality business, now that's scary.

[CyberAnt]

I'm not saying it wasn't funny. It's just a cardinal rule in TV - you don't use children or animals.

I think what bothered me was the dems were trying to say Bush was boring - because that's what we say about Kerry. They're so juvenile - everything is payback to them.

[Mo1]

Is it really Grammies birthday??

Yes it is and I feel like a idiot for not posting it earlier

Forgive me Grammie??

Please ???

Pretty please ??

Happy Birthday Brad's Gramma

[Mo1]

After Kerry told the Pope to stuff it ..

I don't think he'll be getting one of these pictures

[Mo1]

Have you ever seen a happy democrat? I do not think I have.

That is such a good question ... and now that I think about it .. No I don't

The ones that I know are always worried and scared and waiting for the other shoe to drop

[Mo1]

Ah, penguins...(i can say that because I had nuns for 12 YEARS)

I had one that was my Aunt ... she was one tough cookie *L*

[Fawnn]

Brandon and I will be picking Mike up at 11:30am tomorrow for his 7days convalescent leave.....

Wonderful news!!!

[Mo1]

Sister Mary John...had a black belt....I saw her throw HS Football players up against the lockers....one scary nun!...I stayed out of her way!!!!

Smart move .. *L*

BTW .. have I ever mentioned I always got 98's in conduct in school?

Yes ... I was a smart girl too *L*

[Mo1]

I was born in a Catholic hospital and nuns took care of me. My dad used to tell me that they carried the babies around in the big pockets in their habits. (no, I don't believe him . . . anymore!)

I still remember being amazed at the things they could pull out of those habits *L*

here's a picture of my aunt in 1939 when she was stationed in DC