1: Do you know who lives here?
2: Have you seen this house from the outside?
3: Have you been inside of it?
4: If you could have lunch with the resident, what would you talk about?
5: Would you live here, if you could?
My answers:
1: Do you know who lives here? Yes
2: Have you seen this house from the outside? My office was less than a block away for four years.
3: Have you been inside of it? Once a long time ago, the early 1990's.
4: If you could have lunch with the resident, what would you talk about? How do we get Kamala more in the forefront? **
5: Would you live here, if you could? No, it is too much like a prison.
Please share your answers in the comments.
** The last time I walked past there was a man standing on the street demanding action by Joe and Cammela, the least he could do it google how to spell her name.
Do you know who lives here? Yes...It smells better these days to I hear.
ReplyDeleteHave you seen this house from the outside? Yes, numerous times.
Have you been inside of it? Yes, once did the tour when Clinton was in office.
If you could have lunch with the resident, what would you talk about? Healthcare for all, better treatment and protections for the environment and wildlife, rising minimum wage, affordable housing, capping medical expenses, dealing with the homeless and better use of using the tons of empty buildings, the poor infrastructure, better treatment and support for our veterans, end getting in so many conflicts and wars, abortion issues and finally codifying the damn thing once and for all, deal with the immigration problem........to start with.
5: Would you live here, if you could? Hell no.
It is going to be a long lunch.
Delete1: Do you know who lives here? Yes. I wonder how much fumigation was needed after the last tenant.
ReplyDelete2: Have you seen this house from the outside? Many times.
3: Have you been inside of it? In the 1960s.
4: If you could have lunch with the resident, what would you talk about? What wouldn't I talk about?
5: Would you live here, if you could? Not a snowball's chance in hell.
In the 1960's, when it was easier to get a tour.
DeleteI'm sure we just showed up. I remember standing on the North Portico before going inside. I wonder if that's a correct memory. John Kennedy was president.
DeleteWhen I did the tour in the late 80's early 90's, you stood in line for a time ticket, first come first served for that day. I walked up and had a ticket for tour that started in 10 minutes.
Delete1. Of course. Everyone knows the building.
ReplyDelete2. No, and I have no interest in doing so.
3. No. Australia Post offers a poor service and I Barack's invitation arrived too late.
4. Like supermodels reply, I would pointlessly focus on world peace, or even US peace.
5. I could live there but all care and no responsibility.
Such a Super Model
Delete1: Do you know who lives here? Yes. It is Jill Biden and her husband.
ReplyDelete2: Have you seen this house from the outside? No
3: Have you been inside of it? No
4: If you could have lunch with the resident, what would you talk about? We would talk about education and her husband's well-being.
5: Would you live here, if you could? No but I wouldn't mind a long weekend rental from AirB&B. Does it have a swimming pool round the back?
I have met Dr. Biden, made small talk while we were waiting to speak at an event.
Delete1. the owners of one very bitey dog.
ReplyDelete2. Yes. Often.
3. Yes. One standard tour and one private. Even been in the oval office, the press room and OEOB.
4. Growing a pair of balls, as the GOP seems to kick where they'd be.
5. Not a chance.
I had hoped for a stiffer spine.
Delete1: Do you know who lives here? I do.
ReplyDelete2: Have you seen this house from the outside? I have on a few occasions though it's been awhile.
3: Have you been inside of it? I have not and I don't know why.
4: If you could have lunch with the resident, what would you talk about? Keep up the good work, and speak up more to the GOP.
5: Would you live here, if you could? Maybe I'd stay if it was an B&B.
I am surprised someone didn't try to turn it into a hotel.
DeleteBetween various presidents I'm sure it could be a no-tell motel at times.
DeleteLegend has it that up into the 60's various lovers were whisked in and out.
DeleteIf those walls could talk, I think we'd all be terrified by what has gone on inside the building!
Delete1: Do you know who lives here? Yes.
ReplyDelete2: Have you seen this house from the outside? Yes. I remember my surprise at seeing all the protesters the first time I saw it.
3: Have you been inside of it? No.
4: If you could have lunch with the resident, what would you talk about? The fact that all of our Congressmen/women are playing too many political games, pretty much acting like little spoiled brats, and that the world is laughing at us.
5: Would you live here, if you could? No, thank you.
You never know what crowd will be on the street out front.
DeleteBeautiful White House. Really I never visited It. But yes, I visited as a tourist, the Downing Street in London. Is not the same. But is beautiful too. Have a Merry Christmas and a real Happy new year.
ReplyDeleteI have seen #10 from the end of the street, I am past due to go back to London, March of 2020 was the last time.
Delete1: Do you know who lives here? Yes
ReplyDelete2: Have you seen this house from the outside? Yes
3: Have you been inside of it? Yes, a very long time ago
4: If you could have lunch with the resident, what would you talk about? I think I'd add to your comments about Kamala. She needs to be seen more.
5: Would you live here, if you could? No.
I also agree about the fellow with the sign. There is no excuse for that.
I was hoping she would run this time.
DeleteNo I have never been there. I thought tours were no longer available given security reasons.
ReplyDeleteTours have to be arranged in advance.
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