Alright, it's been one hell of a busy summer, but I'm back in Madison and perhaps there's just something about this city that gets me thinking. After spending the afternoon hearing about the misfortunes of relationships and watching the movie "The Prince and Me" (featuring Julia Stiles for all you non-moviebuffs), I found myself pondering at the ending. Julia's character, Paige, has all of these aspirations and goals so in the end throws away her entire relationship with Edward, the gorgeous Prince of Denmark, in order to finish out her dream of going to medical school. Upon her college graduation, Edward is so deeply in love with her, he offers to wait until she is done with medical school, has fulfilled enough of what she wants to...that he will wait until whatever in order to be with her and have her as his Queen. She replies with something to the affects of 'Denmark isn't ready for a Queen like me.'
That's what got me wondering. Hypothetically speaking lets say that the second time's a charm. If things work out as planned for both, I'd be the first lady. (insert shocked expression on my face here). What would our country want with ME as a first lady? I don't have a clue about such matters! Could you imagine me being all wound up in political policy? Liberal woman with Conservative man...?? I can't even imagine...
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You wouldn't need to be wrapped up in political policy, and forget if you think the country wouldn't want you. Believe me they don't elect someone because of their spouse. It is not the first ladies job to keep the country happy, it is the Presidents. The President needs a strong woman behind him to keep him inline and I know of few woman stronger than you. You keep me focused and sane and most importantly happy, that swhat a first lady should be. Plus who better to write the biography of a President that his famous author wife!!
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