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!

[notpoliticallycorewrecked]

Welcome HOME Mike.

Mystery : Give him a gentle kiss so as to not bump the nose.

[azGOPgal]

Good for you for becoming a full time student. Do you know what classes you will be taking next semester? I've been figuring that out tonight.

I told my mom that I wasn't going to be working next semester so that I could spend more time helping with campaigns and stuff. I'm also going to try and get more involved with the college republicans both on campus and at the state level. I will hopefully have more time to FReep by not working. I've really missed that this year.

You should look and see if the college you're attending has a college republican club. It would be a lot of fun. :)

Maybe your son should great you at the door with pipping hot cookies after school.

Have fun next year being a full time student. Let me know how it goes.

[notpoliticallycorewrecked]

Just because!

[notpoliticallycorewrecked]

Maybe your son should great you at the door with pipping hot cookies after school

Now that sounds like a great idea. Turn about it fair play.

[homemom]

That's all the reason I need! :-)

[potlatch]

It's great to know that Eric is safely home!!

Hope you are feeling well, patriciaruth.

[homemom]

I bet mr.b reprogrammed the furnace so you'd be chilly and want him to come sit by you while you were computering. ;-)

[ride the whirlwind]

Sadie says thanks.

[notpoliticallycorewrecked]

It's the standard Mom answer. Works every time (well almost). I evn use that one on my students.

I have a fairly new student. He started to argue with me about a question that he already had the answer to- NO. The boys in the Biology class told him not to argue with me because he wouldn't win.

[azGOPgal]

School is going great. It's keeping me real busy though.

How are your little munchkins?

[Mo1]

How are your little munchkins?

Keeping me real busy and keeping my hairdresser employed

I use to get my hair tuned up ever 6 weeks .. now I'm down to every 3 weeks

[Brad’s Gramma]

[SnarlinCubBear]

I'm late in replying, but I have never in my life cried thru a movie like I did thru My Dog, Skip. I hate crying thru movies. Another one I cried thru was ...oh bother, I can't recall the name. It had Julia Roberts marrying, and she had diabetes. I was blind-sided by it. My son has diabetes, and Sally Field did an EXCELLENT job of capturing the emotions of being a mother of a diabetic child. Then, she died!!!! Thought I'd go into cardiac arrest in the movie theatre.

Yes, My Dog, Skip was excellent, but have tissue handy.

[EvaClement]

Hi PatriciaRuth, (I like your name),

Dogs, I don't have a problem with; I am allergic to cats!

And whenever I'm at someone's house who has cats, I do not even touch them; they find me intriguing, since usually visitors try to get them to say hello and so on, but all I want is for them to stay as far from me as possible. So, being contrary creatures, that makes them seek my attention, many times I have had cats pestering me because they can't understand why I am displaying aversion to them. Not the typical cat-to-human interaction, eh?

As for poodles, one of my aunts owns them, and they are cute little rodents, er, I mean canines.

[EvaClement]

Julia Roberts in "Steel Magnolias".

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Hi ya little monster!!
How's my favorite "bad" girl tonight?
;-)
Ms.B

[MS.BEHAVIN]

hey!
You might be on to something there!!
Sorry I didn't respond right away...
Mr.B and I were busy........reprogramming
;-)
Ms.B

[Trajan88]

Being American of Italian heritage... I'm a big fan of Francis Albert and Mr. President too!

Trajan88

[homemom]

He's a smart man, that mr.b. :-)

[homemom]

I think it's a perfectly valid Mom answer, even if some of the "experts" think every single decision should be explained. It's much easier than explaining our little neurosis, pet peeves, personal preferences, and so on. (But it doesn't work as well with my husband!)