“He is my son,” the First Lady told David Letterman. “I have two girls – and a boy.”
Obama has always said she considers herself the Mom-in-Chief, and in true mom form, she had nothing but praise for her furry kid. “Bo is wonderful,” she said. “He is the smartest dog on the planet.” When Letterman expressed doubts about Portuguese water dogs and their behavior, Obama assured him that Bo has nothing but positive qualities.
“He’s a very sweet dog. I’m not being biased. He’s very well-mannered, he’s very even-tempered,” she said. “He has a very busy schedule, appearances. I’m thinking about getting him an agent.”
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5. I wish I learned to live in the moment
Many of those in the room were taught all their lives to set goals, work hard to achieve them, only to then set a still higher bar. In the process of living a life looking forward, many felt they had lost the capacity to look down and enjoy the moments that today’s life presents. Many recounted days when time seemed to move slower, “days where you could just sit in the backyard all afternoon.” But those days, to many, seemed all but over after the skill of living in the moment had long left them.


