Tuesday Elementary Course – inside the White House

 

This morning I had supplements and drippings. What a nasty morning! 

However, thanks to that I had a good appetite. I couldn’t wait for lunch.

In the afternoon, there was ‘Tuesday Elementary Course’ – very interesting!

Today’s lesson was about the Oval Office, the President’s own office, redecorated for Trump – ho ho ho!

Today, I was listening closely with all my ears.

Last time my mum told students: “Each new president chooses new curtains, new furniture, and a special new carpet.”

The students, H-san and M-san, were really amazed.

Today, let’s find out how Donald Trump makes changes in the Oval Office.

According to Mail Online News, Donald Trump started making decorative changes to the White House as follows:

The Oval Office was redecorated for Trump. He swapped out Obama’s crimson curtains for the bright gold coloured ones.

  (Hmm, as I expected.)

In addition to the curtains being changed, the huge, circular rug from Obama’s presidency was also replaced. It appears to be the sunburst gold and yellow rug with garland edges designed by Laura Bush.

  (Er, I can imagine.)

He brought in new couches. It appears that the couches inside the historic office are now brocade and no longer grey suede.

  (Sounds gorgeous!)

He also returned a bust of Winston Churchill to the Oval Office.

 (Well, that’s very nice of him.)

Donald Trump is widely known for loving gold accents. I wonder if he has  plans to bring more changes.

This afternoon, I was learning while taking a nap in my red roof house made of cardboard, inside there was a plain blanket only.

I love my cardboard house. Two years ago, my dad got two cardboard boxes from a convenience store and made this house for me, then my mum put a piece of red cloth on the top, and the blanket was a present from my best friend, Alfie, with his sweet smell.

My red roof cardboard house with the sweet-smelling blanket is gorgeous, isn’t it?

I wonder if my own house is better than his own office.