If I were Malia and Sasha Obama, I wouldn’t spend too much time thinking of what kind of dog to get, but rather where would I would be spending almost all
my time. 10- Year-old Malia and 7-year-old Sasha will be whittling
away the majority of the next four years in two places, school and the
White House. Today they got a taste of both.
Michelle Obama
took her daughters on a field trip to Washington D.C. to check out the
family’s top choices of schools, a list that is not being disclosed by
the Obama camp. Michelle’s spokesperson said, "She brought the girls
to visit choices for their new schools to make sure they find the right
fit," she said. "Their move to Washington is her top priority." They
didn’t officially release the choices, but the very visible motorcades
may have said it all. There was a small motorcade outside of Sidwell
Friends (a private Quaker school that is Chelsea Clinton alma mater and
where two of Joe Biden’s granddaughters go) and Georgetown Day (a
private school that prides themselves on integration), but at both
schools there was no actual sightings of the first family to be.
Michelle did already do an initial tour of both the schools last week
when the Obamas came to meet with the George W. and Laura Bush.
And
speaking of the Bush family, Laura Bush invited the Obama’s over, with
grandma in tow, so the girls could check out their new home and, more
importantly, their new rooms. I’m sure besides the dog and the
schools, what they’re really thinking about is wall colors and curtain
choices. Regardless, it was a busy day and will be a busy next four
years.
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