I am very much a Leo strong will and maybe a little spoil. I am going to be 32 years old this weekend and still single but will not be for long. I know god has someone for me . I am still a student at Queen’s University,my first semester is almost over which is pretty quick. I believe I did good too. Happy Birthday to my dad also I was born on his birthday. Also happy early birthday to President Obama and My best friend Tiffany.
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The first family dog finally arrived on Saturday and he is a very adorable puppy who is 6 months old . He is a Portuguese water dog with a white hair chest and paws with black a black curly fur. His name is Bo named after a cousin of the Obama's and Michelle father who nickname was Bo.
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Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, April 12, 2009; Page A01Who let the dog out?
That's the Washington mystery du jour.
The identity of the first puppy -- the one that the Washington press corps has been yelping about for months, the one President Obama has seemed to delight in dropping hints about -- leaked out yesterday. This despite White House efforts to delay the news until the big debut planned for Tuesday afternoon.
The little guy is a 6-month-old Portuguese water dog given to the Obama girls as a gift by that Portuguese water dog-lovin' senator himself, Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts. The girls named it Bo -- and let it be noted that you learned that here first. Malia and Sasha chose the name, because their cousins have a cat named Bo and because first lady Michelle Obama's father was nicknamed Diddley, a source said. (Get it? Bo . . . Diddley?)
Bo's a handsome little guy. Well suited for formal occasions at the White House, he's got tuxedo-black fur, with a white chest, white paws and a rakish white goatee.
Clearly, the identity of the dog was information too big to contain. A mysterious Web site called http://firstdogcharlie.com published a picture of a Portie yesterday morning, complete with a Q and A with the dog, which it said was originally named Charlie. The celebrity gossip Web site http://TMZ.comlinked to the picture. So much for the big White House unveiling.
For an Obama team that ran a famously tight-knit press operation during last year's presidential election campaign, it was a sign of how tough it can be to keep a leash on information in Washington.
It's not for lack of trying, though. Bo's story starts sometime around the Ides of March. Word on the street was that the White House was going to plant a vegetable garden. Health gurus had been pushing the Obamas to plant seedlings for months, hoping it would set a good example for children everywhere.
A Washington Post food reporter was making calls, probing, pushing. But the White House was mum. Word filtered out that the exclusive had been promised to the New York Times. But the White House offered The Post, the newspaper that cracked Watergate, a mollifier: A puppy exclusive.
I was so thrilled to see the falling snow last night. It look so beautiful and I was even more happy that it stuck too. North Carolina rarely gets snow but when we do get it we try to enjoy as much as possible and get it in March was rare treat.
