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November 2005
The painting by Jamie Wyeth that portrays a wintery White House as Barney, Miss Beazley and even, Willie the cat, is displayed in the East Room. The painting is the model for this year's White House Christmas Card.
The painting by Jamie Wyeth that portrays a wintery White House as Barney, Miss Beazley and even, Willie the cat, is displayed in the East Room. The painting is the model for this year's White House Christmas Card.
Laura Bush stands before the White House gingerbread house , Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005, as she answers questions during the press preview of the White House Christmas decorations.
Laura Bush stands next to the Blue Room Christmas tree, Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005, as she answers questions during the press preview of the White House Christmas decorations.
The painting by Jamie Wyeth that portrays a wintery White House as Barney, Miss Beazley and even, Willie the cat, is displayed in the East Room. The painting is the model for this year's White House Christmas Card.
A personal note is written on a sandwich bag by a student Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005 during a visit to the Church of the Epiphany in Washington by Mrs. Laura Bush, as part of her Helping America's Youth initiative. The students, part of the Youth Service Learning Project, were preparing sandwiches for the homeless.
Laura Bush talks with students Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005 during a visit to the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, as part of her Helping America's Youth initiative, where the students, part of the Youth Service Learning Project, were preparing sandwiches to feed the homeless.

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