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Lunch with Mitt Romney

Brent and I were fortunate this week to be invited to a luncheon held in Mitt Romney's honor. We were treated to yummy foods and a moving speech by the former Governor. He spoke eloquently about the current economical circumstances that America is in and his perspective on how Obama is screwing it all up (though he said it much better). In fact, he was very (unnecessarily) respectful of Obama despite his alternate viewpoints. Even when mentioning Pelosi(@#$*&!) he managed to keep his cool...while I was beginning to boil inside. Lets not go there.

We were also fortunate to have a brief moment to introduce ourselves, say a few words of appreciation and take a 'lovely' picture (taken with an iPhone on blurry mode).


It was a good experience. I wish him luck in the future...for all of our sakes.
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Anonymous said…
with the blurriness, Mitt looks like a cardboard cut out! It's always fun to meet politicians.
October 9, 2009 at 10:06 AM
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