Should I verbs...?
My daughter comes over to my house every other weekend and on Sunday I take back to her mother’s house. This time I found out that she’s staying at a hotel with her mother. My daughter say she getting their house remodel. Should I worry?
no.
you should learn to trust your daughter.
Obama's Secret Dinner With Presidential Historians
The event offered rare insight into how Obama view his job
By Kenneth T. Walsh
Posted July 15, 2009
It was a private interlude in Barack Obama's prime-time presidency. But the dinner he just now hosted at the White House for nine of America's most distinguished historians and scholars provided rare insight into Obama's intellectual curiosity, how he views his career, and, most important, his belief that he has a remarkable opportunity to bring transformational change to America.
Video: Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Details of the MeetingFor more than two hours on June 30, over lamb chops, salad, coffee, and dessert, the foreign president quizzed his guests on a wide range of topics in what be described as a sort of "history book club, with the president as the inquisitor." Those attending were Michael Beschloss, H. W. Brands, Douglas Brinkley, Robert Caro, Robert Dallek, Doris Kearns Goodwin, David Kennedy, Kenneth Mack, and Garry Wills. Collectively, they represent one of the most stellar collections of presidential expertise ever assembled at the White House. Others at the gathering included White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel and senior tutor Valerie Jarrett.
After the session, undisclosed until now, Dallek observed that Obama "understands the dimensions of the challenge. He isn't bogged down contained by details. He sees the larger picture, and he sees the opportunity to do big things," such as revamp the economy, overhaul the healthcare system, carry out more energy independence, and facilitate a permanent peace settlement between Israel and the Palestinians. Obama also recognize that "this is a major moment in the country's history," adds Dallek, author of acclaimed books on John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Franklin Roosevelt, and other iconic info.
The get-together with the historians was the latest hard work by Obama to break out of what he calls the White House "bubble"—the rigidly controlled, isolated existence that presidents often endure inside the White House gate.
An Obama spokesman familiar with the dinner says, "Throughout the electioneer, the president sought ideas from people who were not within his immediate circle," a process that he is continuing. "This kind of opportunity gives him the coincidence to get opinions, ideas, and perspective he would not ordinarily get from the people he works with every year," the spokesman said, adding: "He certainly continues to reach out to ethnic group of all walks of life."
Some of Obama's predecessors also made intense hard work to stay connected to the intellectual world. Among them were Woodrow Wilson, the former president of Princeton University; Franklin Roosevelt; Theodore Roosevelt; and Kennedy. However, other presidents were less impressed beside academe. Johnson, for example, didn't trust the scholarly community, partly because so many professors and their students had turned against the Vietnam War and LBJ's supervision. Ronald Reagan, whose philosophy was fully formed when he reached the White House, didn't feel the involve for Obama-style "salons."
But Obama, a former teacher of constitutional law at the University of Chicago, clearly desires to remain immersed in the world of ideas. The dinner began next to drinks with the historians, and then they all adjourn to a dining room where they sat at an oblong table, with the president at the center.
Obama asked respectively of his guests to talk about the presidents he or she had studied, next to the goal of providing insights into the problems that Obama faces today. At one point, Obama volunteered that he finds it a special challenge to form out enough free time to think, and he spends the three hours between 9 p.m. and midnight ruminating and reading.
There were moments where on earth Obama was told some things he might not have liked to hear, such as the difficulty of wage war while at the same trying to implement an ambitious domestic agenda. One historian said Johnson's Great Society programs got sidetracked by the Vietnam War, and another noted that Wilson's progressive agenda be diverted by World War I.
The historians also talked about the difficulty that past presidents have in reforming healthcare, including Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman. But Obama made it clear that overhauling healthcare remains one of his top priorities.
Through it all, Obama showed himself to be a right listener—reserved and deliberative, thoughtful and congenial. He later told aides that he would like to host the historians again, along with others from outside governing body. It's the kind of break from the bubble, aides say, that he wants to clear into a habit.
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Why not only just ask her Mom??
no lately wait to see how long they stay at this hotel. i would ask if she could stay with me in a home contained by her own room until the remodeling id complete... definitely tell your attorney(counsel) so that they can get note of it, if you are Truly concerned and it's not a malicious attack.
na. it's prob a fun experience for your daughter. If she felt that she needed a better place to stay she would hold told you. But hotels as kids/teenagers = fun. Chill out Dad.lol
I think you should worry. Try finding out what is really up. It would cost a lot of money to stay in a hotel for as long as the remodeling.
Why would you need to verbs about that??
If they lost they're home ask them if they want to stay with you until they fina a place.
:]
you should investigate more and then you ask yourself if you should worry :)
Answers: Don't worry just communicate.
You own the right to ask your child's mother what is going on. Just don't do it in an accusing sort of way.
Say, Hey, ________ said you guys are staying in a hotel is everything alright? (don't mention the remodeling, see if to be exact what she says)
Go past their house? See what there is to see.
To many reason or questions to answer, provide some more detail.
Maybe you should gossip to the mother. If you share a daughter, then you should definitely be on speaking terms for various reasons. Don't worry, your daughter is most likely unfolding you the truth. My house is actually being remodeled right now too and tolerate me tell you, it is a huge mess. It is extremely dusty and there unsafe. This is probably the best thing for your daughter right very soon because of her health. (I got really sick from the dust a few weeks ago) So the mother is just looking out for her. :)
Ask the mother.
There's this thing called trust unless she frequently lies to you
is here some reason you cannot ask her mother?
u should I don`t know pass by there house to see if theres rele remodeling house people
If shes lying then yea
It would depend on your daughter's age, is she still a kid who would blurt out the truth for example "mommy said to tell you..." or is she a young person who has deep loyalty to her mom who would happily feign for her? If it really worries you, go check out the house?
Best of luck!
go to the house and see if it really is being remodeled.
i think thats what smart empire would do.
(:
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no.
you should learn to trust your daughter.
Obama's Secret Dinner With Presidential Historians
The event offered rare insight into how Obama view his job
By Kenneth T. Walsh
Posted July 15, 2009
It was a private interlude in Barack Obama's prime-time presidency. But the dinner he just now hosted at the White House for nine of America's most distinguished historians and scholars provided rare insight into Obama's intellectual curiosity, how he views his career, and, most important, his belief that he has a remarkable opportunity to bring transformational change to America.
Video: Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Details of the MeetingFor more than two hours on June 30, over lamb chops, salad, coffee, and dessert, the foreign president quizzed his guests on a wide range of topics in what be described as a sort of "history book club, with the president as the inquisitor." Those attending were Michael Beschloss, H. W. Brands, Douglas Brinkley, Robert Caro, Robert Dallek, Doris Kearns Goodwin, David Kennedy, Kenneth Mack, and Garry Wills. Collectively, they represent one of the most stellar collections of presidential expertise ever assembled at the White House. Others at the gathering included White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel and senior tutor Valerie Jarrett.
After the session, undisclosed until now, Dallek observed that Obama "understands the dimensions of the challenge. He isn't bogged down contained by details. He sees the larger picture, and he sees the opportunity to do big things," such as revamp the economy, overhaul the healthcare system, carry out more energy independence, and facilitate a permanent peace settlement between Israel and the Palestinians. Obama also recognize that "this is a major moment in the country's history," adds Dallek, author of acclaimed books on John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Franklin Roosevelt, and other iconic info.
The get-together with the historians was the latest hard work by Obama to break out of what he calls the White House "bubble"—the rigidly controlled, isolated existence that presidents often endure inside the White House gate.
An Obama spokesman familiar with the dinner says, "Throughout the electioneer, the president sought ideas from people who were not within his immediate circle," a process that he is continuing. "This kind of opportunity gives him the coincidence to get opinions, ideas, and perspective he would not ordinarily get from the people he works with every year," the spokesman said, adding: "He certainly continues to reach out to ethnic group of all walks of life."
Some of Obama's predecessors also made intense hard work to stay connected to the intellectual world. Among them were Woodrow Wilson, the former president of Princeton University; Franklin Roosevelt; Theodore Roosevelt; and Kennedy. However, other presidents were less impressed beside academe. Johnson, for example, didn't trust the scholarly community, partly because so many professors and their students had turned against the Vietnam War and LBJ's supervision. Ronald Reagan, whose philosophy was fully formed when he reached the White House, didn't feel the involve for Obama-style "salons."
But Obama, a former teacher of constitutional law at the University of Chicago, clearly desires to remain immersed in the world of ideas. The dinner began next to drinks with the historians, and then they all adjourn to a dining room where they sat at an oblong table, with the president at the center.
Obama asked respectively of his guests to talk about the presidents he or she had studied, next to the goal of providing insights into the problems that Obama faces today. At one point, Obama volunteered that he finds it a special challenge to form out enough free time to think, and he spends the three hours between 9 p.m. and midnight ruminating and reading.
There were moments where on earth Obama was told some things he might not have liked to hear, such as the difficulty of wage war while at the same trying to implement an ambitious domestic agenda. One historian said Johnson's Great Society programs got sidetracked by the Vietnam War, and another noted that Wilson's progressive agenda be diverted by World War I.
The historians also talked about the difficulty that past presidents have in reforming healthcare, including Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman. But Obama made it clear that overhauling healthcare remains one of his top priorities.
Through it all, Obama showed himself to be a right listener—reserved and deliberative, thoughtful and congenial. He later told aides that he would like to host the historians again, along with others from outside governing body. It's the kind of break from the bubble, aides say, that he wants to clear into a habit.
See a gallery of political cartoons.
See photos of Obama behind the scene.
See photos of Michelle Obama.
Tags: The Presidency
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Read all 5 comments about this article
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Why not only just ask her Mom??
no lately wait to see how long they stay at this hotel. i would ask if she could stay with me in a home contained by her own room until the remodeling id complete... definitely tell your attorney(counsel) so that they can get note of it, if you are Truly concerned and it's not a malicious attack.
na. it's prob a fun experience for your daughter. If she felt that she needed a better place to stay she would hold told you. But hotels as kids/teenagers = fun. Chill out Dad.lol
I think you should worry. Try finding out what is really up. It would cost a lot of money to stay in a hotel for as long as the remodeling.
Why would you need to verbs about that??
If they lost they're home ask them if they want to stay with you until they fina a place.
:]
you should investigate more and then you ask yourself if you should worry :)
Answers: Don't worry just communicate.
You own the right to ask your child's mother what is going on. Just don't do it in an accusing sort of way.
Say, Hey, ________ said you guys are staying in a hotel is everything alright? (don't mention the remodeling, see if to be exact what she says)
Go past their house? See what there is to see.
To many reason or questions to answer, provide some more detail.
Maybe you should gossip to the mother. If you share a daughter, then you should definitely be on speaking terms for various reasons. Don't worry, your daughter is most likely unfolding you the truth. My house is actually being remodeled right now too and tolerate me tell you, it is a huge mess. It is extremely dusty and there unsafe. This is probably the best thing for your daughter right very soon because of her health. (I got really sick from the dust a few weeks ago) So the mother is just looking out for her. :)
Ask the mother.
There's this thing called trust unless she frequently lies to you
is here some reason you cannot ask her mother?
u should I don`t know pass by there house to see if theres rele remodeling house people
If shes lying then yea
It would depend on your daughter's age, is she still a kid who would blurt out the truth for example "mommy said to tell you..." or is she a young person who has deep loyalty to her mom who would happily feign for her? If it really worries you, go check out the house?
Best of luck!
go to the house and see if it really is being remodeled.
i think thats what smart empire would do.
(:
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