A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 1.22.07

www.whitehouse.gov/news/ www.yahoo.com/news ^ | 22nd January 2007 | Snugs

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The President and the First Lady spent the weekend at Camp David, the President no doubt working on his State of the Union address.

There is only one new photograph of the President today but on the Anniversary of Roe V Wade being decided click here for details of the case it was fitting that the President made a telephone call to the March for Life parcipants.

Although there were no public engagements or those that were photographed anyway obviously the President has been hard at work today probably putting finishing touches/practicing his State of the Union address which he is due to deliver tomorrow to a joint session of congress. Today in fact nominations were sent to the Senate for nominees the President announced his intention to nominate a while back J. Michael McConnell and John D. Negroponte Click here for details.

In theme of President's telephone call today I have selected the following photos relating to "Snowflake" babies

Also a selection of other photos of the President with babies and children showing his undoubted love and enjoyment of youngsters - he would make a wonderful grandfather and I am certain is a wonderful uncle.

Enjoy your visit to Sanity Island

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[onyx]

You are second, but way too late.

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[noexcuses]

I forgot about the toaster :-) I like that pic of Laura and him.... she has her back to him looking back, and he's got the most wonderful whimsical smile on his face. I also like the pic of them boarding AF1 with the rainbow in the background. You are too sweet Snugs!! Thanks!

[Carolinamom]

That baby in post #15 is going to kick himself for closing his eyes during his 15 historical minutes. LOL

Good evening and many thanks for the Dose.

[noexcuses]

He looks so natural with babies and small children...unlike she who must not be named!!!

[BigSkyFreeper]

Always way too late. I think I might just surf with images turned off.

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[noexcuses]

Thanks! Pure luck for sure! I always look for the dose even though I don't often post....

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Welcome to your first dose since you have been added to the official ping list

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Sounds a lovely meal you making me feel hungry again and I had roast turkey breast and the trimming for dinner LOL

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Glad you like it in a way it is nice when there are no new photos it gives us an opportunity to view some old favourites.

[onyx]

We all love to see new winners! Woo-Hoo!

[Republican Red]

Snowflake children is a term used by organizations that promote the adoption of embryos left over from in vitro fertilization to describe children that result, where the children's parents were not the original cell donors.

These embryos are transferred to infertile couples via embryo adoption, although the legal process of taking ownership of an embryo differs from that of traditional adoption. According to a CBS News article dated July 28, 2005, the term "Snowflake" was coined by the first agency to provide the transfer service, Nightlight Christian Adoptions. Ninety-nine children have been born from this program. [1]

Members of the Nightlight Christian Adoptions, the Embryo Adoption Awareness Campaign, and others now also use the term for the frozen embryos themselves.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowflake_children

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They are adopted embryos in other words embryos which would have been discarded as surplus

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It is a good one and it is today's

[My2Cents]

I love the expressions on the faces of the troops. Aren't they the greatest?!

[onyx]

Yes, I noted that. I love it.

[hoosierpearl]

Thanks for the dose tonight snugs. I always enjoy the pictures of the snowflake babies.