A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 1.25.06

yahoo.com, whitehouse.gov ^ | Wednesday January 25, 2006 | GretchenM

[GretchenM]

Our American president went to the National Security Agency in Ft. Meade, Maryland, to speak with staff and address the press there. Click here for text of his remarks. He also spoke with former clerks of Judge Alito's.

Laua Bush oversaw the "Coming Up Taller Awards" in the White House, an initiative of the U.S. President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities overseen by the first lady. This is for after-school events that promote the arts in youth.

Welcome to Sanity Island!

[snugs]

How do you get horseradish in the States, is it the creamed or just the root in vinegar. We used to get just the root but now it all seems to be bottled creamed to a lesser or greater creamer mix some mild and some really hot. I sent Gretchen a jar of the hot creamed about a year ago.

The most popular make in Britain is Coleman's as in mustard.

[TruthSetsUFree]

Thanks, I don't get sinus infections but I do get sinus headaches occasionally.

Something I've made is to blend together equal parts of horseradish root, ginger root, cayenne pepper, garlic, and onions. Put it all in a blender, cover with apple cider vinegar (the raw organic kind if you can get it), and blend. Keep it in the fridge and add it to soup, etc. It really helps to knock out the flu, cold, etc. It's a natural antibiotic, antiviral, and antifungal. Pretty potent stuff. :)

[snugs]

Quite good new computer at work, rather nice. The old one was stuck to the desk which was embarrassing seeing as our IT supervisor is also the Managing Director, and he had really pull the system unit to prise it from the desk LOL.

Then I had to wash the top to get the dried coffee etc off. No brownie points there (do you understand that expression)

[snugs]

I expect the transcript or main points will be on the DOD site they normally are.

[cubreporter]

Laura walking towards the White House after landing on the White House lawn. So sweet. So nice. God we are blessed with this woman. Also, the photo above it with her and her daughters is just beautiful. Three strikingly attractive women.

[snugs]

She may have just been a bit uptight about the visit to the docs especially as after laying down and relaxing it returned to normal.

I know the last time I went and the nurse took my blood pressure it was a bit high and the nurse told me not to worry as it was probably because I was uptight about having the the flu jab.

She suggested going back in a few months to get it checked out again so they had something to measure it against.

[snugs]

My dad sometimes get a pain over the top of his head and his doc says this is due to bad posture. The headaches due to things like that seem very difficult to treat.

[Wolfstar]

I have noticed we seem to be seeing a little more of the dogs and even the President mentioning him again maybe the PR machine has mentioned that people love to see or hear about the pets.

Hi snugs. I sure hope so. Can't get enough of the Scotties. Barney looks cute sitting near the microphone.

[kitkat]

I saw your ad on Google. Jonny and Mystery's Used Toaster Store. Cheap! All models and colors. Toaster Poster Certificates, additional $1,000. If you can beat our prices, we'll throw in absolutely free one Snug's Original English Muffin.

WOW! Good luck guys.

[DrDeb]

ACTION ALERT:

It's time for some DOSER activism:


ACTION ONE:

Visit the following URL at amazon.com and give my evaluation of "Rebel in Chief" and vote of "YES" following the question "Was this review helpful to you?"
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0307336492/sr=1-1/qid=1138237210/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-1302644-0762246?%5Fencoding=UTF8

My evaluation:

GWB: A President of Consequence!, January 25, 2006
Reviewer: D. K. Clark (Cincinnati, OH USA)

Well-researched and written, this MUST READ book provides readers with 'eye-opening' insight into the presidential style of a visionary leader who uses government as a means to achieve conservative ends while steadfastly shunning the `Beltway' establishment (including the media) and routinely breaking the 10 (center-left) Commandments of Washington.

As Barnes indicates, George W Bush is a "big picture president" whose policies have already reshaped the Middle East and liberated over 50 million people. He is, and will continue to be, "a president of consequence."


I also STRONGLY ENCOURAGE you to write your own '5 star' evaluation -- even one sentence will help counteract the 'moonbats' who are attacking the site/book!!!!

FORTUNATELY, THE MOONBATS ARE LOSING (PER USUAL); "REBEL IN CHIEF" HAS BROKEN INTO AMAZON'S TOP 100 -- IT'S NOW AT #57 (Let's keep it there)!


ACTION TWO:

Call Senator John McCain and tell him just how much you DISAPPROVE of his recent MSM interviews where he has either explicitly stated that the President's "Terrorist Surveillance Program" is illegal or strongly implied such (just as bad).

We must put McCain on notice! [Next week we start on Specter!]

McCain, John- (R - AZ) Class III
241 RUSSELL SENATE OFFICE BUILDING WASHINGTON DC 20510 (202) 224-2235
Web Form: mccain.senate.gov/index.cfm?fuseaction=Contact.Home
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LET'S GET BUSY!!

[kitkat]

***I snagged it from someone on another thread and saved it. Thought it might come in handy sometime here! LOL!***

You were SO right!

[snugs]

Dad a bit better today main problem trying to get correct dosage re constipation. Without going into too much detail he has had problems for years in that field, basically family thing nan (his mum) had it all her life. Obviously with the heart problems he must not strain so has to have various meds. Downside can make him stomach very bloated and windy.

[kellyismetal]

hey everyone.
i have a few prayer requests tonight. fist my cousin jake who is i believe new york right now has to have a blood transfusion. he has Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP.

now for sadder news, monday, an 8th grader who goes to our middle school was riding his bike to school and got hit by a car and died. i didn't know him but i'm taking it very hard because my friend taylor, was there and saw the whole thing happen. i'm going to the showing tomorrow and then to the funeral friday so if you would please keep dustin badams family and friends in your thoughts and prayers it would really help.
http://www.mlive.com/news/sanews/index.ssf?/base/news-3/1138116084302550.xml&coll=9

i better get going.
hope everyone is doing good.
take care,
kelly

[snugs]

He was my ex boss he is living in France now, he sold up and moved. He only had low private pension and the State Pension so the only way he had of making some capital was to sell his house because houses in South East of England are very expensive and move to another area which is cheaper.

He often used to go to France for day trips etc and liked the atmosphere and life especially in the quiet relaxed villages that he used to visit so bought a property and invested the balance of capital to help finance his retirement.

I only got word re dog because he emailed a colleague to let her know that he had written his car off. Went into a ditch after slipping on icy muddy road. I then emailed him back to say I was glad he was OK. Which he responded to and told me that the dog was a Jack Russel.

[snugs]

Avoid flavoured potato chips and corn snacks then and most prepacked convenience meals they are full of MSG.

[snugs]

I find it amazing how much food has MSG in it certainly in Britain, all packaged soups, flavoured crisps and corn snacks (potato chips) and most convenicence foods.

[snugs]

There are quite a few over the years of him near microphones I wonder if he is fascinated by them or the people that hang around them.

[GretchenM]

Yes, the term brownie points is a familiar one here. Well used, in fact.

Nice to hear you have a new work PC.

[MJY1288]

I'm on it like white on rice!

[snugs]

Sorry about news Kelly prayers for you tomorrow and the funeral.

Love
Eleanor