Dear President Bush

President George W. Bush
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500


Dear President Bush,

About my family, which I referenced in my last letter, I believe I gave you a somewhat optimistic picture of them. I have two siblings, a sister who is 12, and a brother who is 10, and my parents who are not seperated. My dad works and my mother gave up her job to tend to "mom" stuff in the household. As I write this letter to you my sister laughs over my shoulder thinking you are not going to care about my daily life. But I know better than that. Sir, I know that you care about each and everyone of us Americans; please don't mind my sister.
How are things looking in the White House, sir? I'm sure you have some fun when you are done with all your work. I always dreamed of staying the night at the White House, going through all the rooms, playing with all the animals, just explore the place I guess. It looks pretty big; I've really never been there. I live in an average American family home that perhaps sometimes seems really small when your brother and sister want to make your life miserable.
Reminds me of today. I was at school all day and then I had to go tutor these bratty kids, the ones that give you a hard time for no reason. I come home, tired not wanting to entertain my siblings appetite for me and headed to my room to take a little nap. My brother was on my my bed sitting on top of me in no time, screaming about his soccer practice that evening. He then decided that he would tell me all about his wonderful school day and then went on to ask me for money for the new playstation he wanted to buy. Can't get peace and quite these days. They seem to be leaving the house at this time so I think I'll go catch up on some of that much needed rest.

Keep up the good work, sir.

Sincerely,
Fatima Idrees