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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / January 2007RIP Gerald Ford
The late President Ford passed away Tuesday evening. Prayers and purrs go out to his family. Grace > The late President Ford passed away Tuesday evening. > > Prayers and purrs go out to his family. > > Grace Pardon.. I should say the former president. Grace > The late President Ford passed away Tuesday evening. > > Prayers and purrs go out to his family. Bummer. I really liked Gerry. He was one of those presidents who not only did something useful, but had a sense of humor. Pam S. I liked him too, plus he was raised in Michigan like me. Suz&Spicey > The late President Ford passed away Tuesday evening. > > Prayers and purrs go out to his family. > > Grace At least he managed to be the longest lived president so far. I'm sorry he died, I'm sorry when anyone dies, but 91 is a good age.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk He was 93 actually. >> The late President Ford passed away Tuesday evening. >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >At least he managed to be the longest lived president so far. I'm sorry he >died, I'm sorry when anyone dies, but 91 is a good age. > > The late President Ford passed away Tuesday evening. > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Cats leave pawprints on your heart. > http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk If you're still mobile and have most of your wits about you, I agree. After Christmas dinner at the family's, I'm thinking I don't want to be 91 though. As a President, I did like him. I guess I'm enough like Pammy that I appreciate a sense of humor. Sherry > At least he managed to be the longest lived president so far. I'm > sorry he died, I'm sorry when anyone dies, but 91 is a good age. Except when you are 90 and eleven-twelfths and then you say "S%^&*?~ " Is this it, then?" Tweed > At least he managed to be the longest lived president so far. Oh, I thought Ronald Reagan was past 90 when he got elected! ;P > The late President Ford passed away Tuesday evening. > > Prayers and purrs go out to his family. > Grace Gerald Ford was O.K. as President, except for when he pardoned Richard Nixon. I've never been convinced that the political party didn't use him to make a payoff . I really liked Betty Ford. She spoke her mind and was honest and gutsy. It seems that more often than not, I'd rather have seen the wife as President than the husband. However, we are sending purrs of condolences to the Ford family. I believe overall that he was a good man. Annie > It seems that more often than not, I'd rather have seen the wife as > President than the husband. You might get your wish after the next election! >> It seems that more often than not, I'd rather have seen the wife as >> President than the husband. > > You might get your wish after the next election! Hi Pat, I'll bet that if she ends up in the oval office, she'll get rid of a lot of furniture and re-do it. Gak, it's hard to imagine what it would be like for her to be in that space. Or, maybe it would be some kind of justice? Annie >>> It seems that more often than not, I'd rather have seen the wife as >>> President than the husband. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Annie $DEITY forbid that day happens, but if it did it would be cheaper on the taxpayers for her to bring back the stuff she stole the last time rather than refurnishing from scratch. Signatureannoyed@net.spammers Craig, Kathi & "Cat Five" the tabby girl >>> It seems that more often than not, I'd rather have seen the wife as >>> President than the husband. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Annie I think it's a bit of tradition (albeit a very expensive one!) for the FIRST LADY to refurnish the White House, get new china, etc. Betcha the FIRST MAN wouldn't give a rip about doing that ;) and what most people don't know is that most of it is done with private donations, Lee > >>> It seems that more often than not, I'd rather have seen the wife as > >>> President than the husband. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > LADY to refurnish the White House, get new china, etc. Betcha the FIRST MAN > wouldn't give a rip about doing that ;) >>>> It seems that more often than not, I'd rather have seen the wife as >>>> President than the husband. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > MAN > wouldn't give a rip about doing that ;) Thankfully anything she removes that has serviced many past presidents will be placed in storage for another day. It may not be expensive if the First Lady requests older pieces to be returned to former glory. I believe we've had a couple to do that. Grace As I love everything antique and vintage I'd certainly prefer restoring old items to their former glory. Sorry for not quoting, my entire computer is messed up. Happy New Year!
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