Just a question: can you figure out what the First Lady wants for herself this Christmas? Well, if you're having a hard time knowing, then let's get it from Michelle Obama herself.
According to the First Lady, there are only two things she wanted in her life for the holidays: a pair of comfortable pajamas and the chance to sleep late.
The First Lady was in the National Health System on Monday, December 15, to fulfil the annual ritual during the holidays. She read 'Twas the Night before Christmas with the kids and later participated in a Q&A session where the children were free to ask questions to Mrs. Obama.
One of the kids then asked what she wished for Christmas. She initially mentioned that she didn't really have a very long Christmas wish list because she felt she had everything and usually parents no longer had something big for themselves during the holiday season. Nevertheless, she went on to answer the question by hoping that everyone will be happy. She also mentioned that she wouldn't mind having a chance to sleep a lot later.
Another kid also asked if she owns a pair of PJs, in which the First Lady answered in the negative. She then went on to add it to her short Christmas wish list, even calling the President to have it as well.
The visit was part of the ongoing tradition among First Ladies of the United States since the time of Bess Truman, the wife of Harry Truman. It started over 6 decades ago. Along with the First Lady were the First Dogs, namely, Sunny and Bo.
The First Lady also answered the questions from the parents who attended the special event with their children. Aside from PJs and sleeping late, they also talked about their favorite activities during the winter season and whether the First Dogs also had their respective stockings.
