Janelle did not stutter https://t.co/apOygCdcad
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Brianna Holt (@BriannaNHolt) August 27, 2020
Posts Tagged ‘roundtable
Becoming: A Sneak Preview
My memoir comes out tomorrow, and I couldn’t be more excited. I honestly can’t wait for you to read it – so I’m not… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) November 12, 2018
Thank you, Oprah! I’ve been so grateful for your friendship and advice for so long. And now I’m honored to join you… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) November 12, 2018
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From the very first pages of “Becoming” I knew I wanted EVERYONE to read it. I’ve known Michelle for 14 years, but… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Oprah Winfrey (@Oprah) November 12, 2018
Michelle Obama invited me to participate in a small-group discussion about her memoir, BECOMING & so much more. Th… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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Tayari Jones (@tayari) November 12, 2018
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LISTEN: Michelle Obama reads an excerpt on her time at Princeton from her new memoir "Becoming." n.pr/2z7dSB0
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NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) November 12, 2018
A Civil Society
3:0 EDT: President Obama Holds a Civil Society Roundtable
White House Live * C-Span * CBS
You can see the video here
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"Scandals" falling apart. Immigration moving apace. Big leadership moment on climate tomorrow. POTUS steady throughout. DC CW off again.
— David Plouffe (@davidplouffe) June 24, 2013
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Will catch up with the news in the morning’s R&S, meanwhile: chat away
The President and First Lady’s Day
Tags: business, children, comment, dakota, food, Michelle, Obama, photos, President, remarks, roundtable, text, video
Text of the President’s remarks here
…. introduced by Boeing CEO James McNerney
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Text of the First Lady’s remarks here
First Lady Michelle Obama speaks on food marketing to children at an event in the State Dinning Room at the White House
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In case you missed it in the comments today, a beautiful story from Dakota:
Good Afternoon TOD Family.
Off the topic at hand, but I have been trying to post this uplifting story all day keep getting interrupted by less important things like…work and a stupid fire drill with a loudly blasting horn, that SOME folks didn’t seem to think applied to them!!! Anyway, now that’s off my chest…here’s my story.
I work for a hospice company and one of duties is supervising home health aides. All of our aides must be certified and are paid at a higher rate, so the good news about minimum wage and overtime protection doesn’t really apply to them. Whenever we get a new client, an entire team is at their disposal, aides, doctor, nurses, volunteers if desired, social worker and a chaplin. We actually have two chaplins.
A couple of weeks ago, one of our chaplins, whose office is right next to mine put up a photo of President Obama. It’s the one in front of the capitol building when he was campaigning in 2008. Now, I was surprised at this because not only are we not supposed to to talk politics in the office (HA! Just about all of the people who work in this office are PBO supporters), but the owners of our company are religious right-wingers who have held fundraisers for our rethug governor. Now to be fair, the CEO has always been very supportive of me and I do appreciate that. Last Wednesday, she came to our office because we finally had this stupid audit that they’ve been driving us nuts with it for a year! Well, wouldn’t ya know she parks her stuff right in the chaplin’s office right in front of this 8×10 photo of the President on her desk! I thought to myself, “Oh, shit,” but nothing was said.
Turns out that the chaplin, who is female, was instrumental in starting a hospice in Honolulu, HI…the very same one that took care of the President’s grandmother. The photo is a copy of one that was given to the hospice aide and signed by the President. The inscription reads “Thank you for taking such good care of my Tutu. Barack Obama.” Someone at the hospice, sent the photo to the chaplin a long time ago, but she decided she was going bring it into the office and keep it on her desk. Her feeling is that this is was a wonderful tribute to hospice workers and that no one would dare part their lips to complain and no one has. I really like this chaplin…she’s a sweetheart.
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We’ll catch up with newsie stuff in the morning – for now, chat away!
PS Huuuuuuge thanks again to LL for today’s wonderful post.