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| − | + | 美国独立日,第一夫人来信;美利坚合众国第一夫人来信Honoring their service with ours發件人：First Lady Michelle Obama(第一夫人米歇爾奧巴馬)< ; Good mnirnog,This Independence Day, I hope you'll join me and my family in recognizing both our brave men and women in uniform and their families for everything they do to protect our country and our way of life.We know that when our troops are called to serve, their families serve right along with them. For military kids, that means stepping up to help with the housework and putting on a brave face through all those missed holidays, bedtimes and ballet recitals. For military spouses, it means pulling double-duty, doing the work of both parents, often while juggling a full-time job or trying to get an education.That's why, a few months ago, Dr. Jill Biden and I started Joining Forces, a nationwide campaign to recognize, honor, and serve our military families. Our troops give so much to this country and they ask us for just one thing in return : to take care of their families while they're gone. So we've put out a call to action. We're urging all Americans to ask themselves one question: What can I do to give back to these families that have given so much?To answer that question you can go to JoiningForces.gov and learn more about how you can get involved. And you can get started right now through Operation Honor Card by pledging to spend a certain number of hours serving military families in your community.Our motto for Joining Forces is very simple: Everyone can do something. We've met folks in every corner of the country who are stepping up and helping out in their own small ways in their neighborhoods and in their communities. They're popping over to rake the leaves, or bringing a family a home-cooked meal, or offering to babysit. And I know that if we each do whatever we can, if we all join forces, we can show military families across this country that we have them in our hearts, we have them in our prayers, and we always have their backs.Happy Independence Day!Sincerely,First Lady Michelle Obama (第一夫人米歇爾奧巴馬)PS Today, my husband and I will welcome troops and their families from across the country to the White House for a special USO concert and a great view of the fireworks on the National Mall. You can watch the whole thing live on WhiteHouse.gov/ live starting at 7 pm EDT. This email was sent to .Unsubscribe | Privacy PolicyPlease do not reply to this email. Contact the White HouseThe White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 (白宮白宮賓夕法尼亞大道西北•1600•華盛頓特區20500•202-456-1111) Honoring their service with ours发件人：First Lady Michelle Obama(第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马)< 代发)时 间：2011年7月4日 21:38 (星期一) 收件人：george13901623260@163.com;; Good mnirnog,This Independence Day, I hope you’ll join me and my family in recognizing both our brave men and women in uniform and their families for everything they do to protect our country and our way of life.We know that when our troops are called to serve, their families serve right along with them. For military kids, that means stepping up to help with the housework and putting on a brave face through all those missed holidays, bedtimes and ballet recitals. For military spouses, it means pulling double-duty, doing the work of both parents, often while juggling a full-time job or trying to get an education.That’s why, a few months ago, Dr. Jill Biden and I started Joining Forces, a nationwide campaign to recognize, honor, and serve our military families. Our troops give so much to this country and they ask us for just one thing in return: to take care of their families while they’re gone. So we’ve put out a call to action. We’re urging all Americans to ask themselves one question: What can I do to give back to these families that have given so much?To answer that question you can go to JoiningForces.gov and learn more about how you can get involved. And you can get started right now through Operation Honor Card by pledging to spend a certain number of hours serving military families in your community.Our motto for Joining Forces is very simple: Everyone can do something. We've met folks in every corner of the country who are stepping up and helping out in their own small ways in their neighborhoods and in their communities. They’re popping over to rake the leaves, or bringing a family a home-cooked meal, or offering to babysit. And I know that if we each do whatever we can, if we all join forces, we can show military families across this country that we have them in our hearts, we have them in our prayers, and we always have their backs.Happy Independence Day!Sincerely,First Lady Michelle Obama (第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马)P.S. Today, my husband and I will welcome troops and their families from across the country to the White House for a special USO concert and a great view of the fireworks on the National Mall. You can watch the whole thing live on WhiteHouse.gov/live starting at 7 p.m. EDT.This email was sent to .Unsubscribe | Privacy PolicyPlease do not reply to this email. Contact the White HouseThe White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 (白宫白宫宾夕法尼亚大道西北•1600•华盛顿特区20500•202-456-1111) 美国独立日,第一夫人来信;美利坚合众国第一夫人来信Honoring their service with ours發件人：First Lady Michelle Obama(第一夫人米歇爾奧巴馬)< ; Good mnirnog,This Independence Day, I hope you'll join me and my family in recognizing both our brave men and women in uniform and their families for everything they do to protect our country and our way of life.We know that when our troops are called to serve, their families serve right along with them. For military kids, that means stepping up to help with the housework and putting on a brave face through all those missed holidays, bedtimes and ballet recitals. For military spouses, it means pulling double-duty, doing the work of both parents, often while juggling a full-time job or trying to get an education.That's why, a few months ago, Dr. Jill Biden and I started Joining Forces, a nationwide campaign to recognize, honor, and serve our military families. Our troops give so much to this country and they ask us for just one thing in return : to take care of their families while they're gone. So we've put out a call to action. We're urging all Americans to ask themselves one question: What can I do to give back to these families that have given so much?To answer that question you can go to JoiningForces.gov and learn more about how you can get involved. And you can get started right now through Operation Honor Card by pledging to spend a certain number of hours serving military families in your community.Our motto for Joining Forces is very simple: Everyone can do something. We've met folks in every corner of the country who are stepping up and helping out in their own small ways in their neighborhoods and in their communities. They're popping over to rake the leaves, or bringing a family a home-cooked meal, or offering to babysit. And I know that if we each do whatever we can, if we all join forces, we can show military families across this country that we have them in our hearts, we have them in our prayers, and we always have their backs.Happy Independence Day!Sincerely,First Lady Michelle Obama (第一夫人米歇爾奧巴馬)PS Today, my husband and I will welcome troops and their families from across the country to the White House for a special USO concert and a great view of the fireworks on the National Mall. You can watch the whole thing live on WhiteHouse.gov/ live starting at 7 pm EDT. This email was sent to .Unsubscribe | Privacy PolicyPlease do not reply to this email. Contact the White HouseThe White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 (白宮白宮賓夕法尼亞大道西北•1600•華盛頓特區20500•202-456-1111) Honoring their service with ours发件人：First Lady Michelle Obama(第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马)< 代发)时 间：2011年7月4日 21:38 (星期一) 收件人：george13901623260@163.com;; Good mnirnog,This Independence Day, I hope you’ll join me and my family in recognizing both our brave men and women in uniform and their families for everything they do to protect our country and our way of life.We know that when our troops are called to serve, their families serve right along with them. For military kids, that means stepping up to help with the housework and putting on a brave face through all those missed holidays, bedtimes and ballet recitals. For military spouses, it means pulling double-duty, doing the work of both parents, often while juggling a full-time job or trying to get an education.That’s why, a few months ago, Dr. Jill Biden and I started Joining Forces, a nationwide campaign to recognize, honor, and serve our military families. Our troops give so much to this country and they ask us for just one thing in return: to take care of their families while they’re gone. So we’ve put out a call to action. We’re urging all Americans to ask themselves one question: What can I do to give back to these families that have given so much?To answer that question you can go to JoiningForces.gov and learn more about how you can get involved. And you can get started right now through Operation Honor Card by pledging to spend a certain number of hours serving military families in your community.Our motto for Joining Forces is very simple: Everyone can do something. We've met folks in every corner of the country who are stepping up and helping out in their own small ways in their neighborhoods and in their communities. They’re popping over to rake the leaves, or bringing a family a home-cooked meal, or offering to babysit. And I know that if we each do whatever we can, if we all join forces, we can show military families across this country that we have them in our hearts, we have them in our prayers, and we always have their backs.Happy Independence Day!Sincerely,First Lady Michelle Obama (第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马)P.S. Today, my husband and I will welcome troops and their families from across the country to the White House for a special USO concert and a great view of the fireworks on the National Mall. You can watch the whole thing live on WhiteHouse.gov/live starting at 7 p.m. EDT.This email was sent to .Unsubscribe | Privacy PolicyPlease do not reply to this email. Contact the White HouseThe White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 (白宫白宫宾夕法尼亚大道西北•1600•华盛顿特区20500•202-456-1111) | |
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Revision as of 17:10, 10 September 2012
美国独立日,第一夫人来信;美利坚合众国第一夫人来信Honoring their service with ours發件人：First Lady Michelle Obama(第一夫人米歇爾奧巴馬)< ; Good mnirnog,This Independence Day, I hope you'll join me and my family in recognizing both our brave men and women in uniform and their families for everything they do to protect our country and our way of life.We know that when our troops are called to serve, their families serve right along with them. For military kids, that means stepping up to help with the housework and putting on a brave face through all those missed holidays, bedtimes and ballet recitals. For military spouses, it means pulling double-duty, doing the work of both parents, often while juggling a full-time job or trying to get an education.That's why, a few months ago, Dr. Jill Biden and I started Joining Forces, a nationwide campaign to recognize, honor, and serve our military families. Our troops give so much to this country and they ask us for just one thing in return : to take care of their families while they're gone. So we've put out a call to action. We're urging all Americans to ask themselves one question: What can I do to give back to these families that have given so much?To answer that question you can go to JoiningForces.gov and learn more about how you can get involved. And you can get started right now through Operation Honor Card by pledging to spend a certain number of hours serving military families in your community.Our motto for Joining Forces is very simple: Everyone can do something. We've met folks in every corner of the country who are stepping up and helping out in their own small ways in their neighborhoods and in their communities. They're popping over to rake the leaves, or bringing a family a home-cooked meal, or offering to babysit. And I know that if we each do whatever we can, if we all join forces, we can show military families across this country that we have them in our hearts, we have them in our prayers, and we always have their backs.Happy Independence Day!Sincerely,First Lady Michelle Obama (第一夫人米歇爾奧巴馬)PS Today, my husband and I will welcome troops and their families from across the country to the White House for a special USO concert and a great view of the fireworks on the National Mall. You can watch the whole thing live on WhiteHouse.gov/ live starting at 7 pm EDT. This email was sent to .Unsubscribe | Privacy PolicyPlease do not reply to this email. Contact the White HouseThe White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 (白宮白宮賓夕法尼亞大道西北•1600•華盛頓特區20500•202-456-1111) Honoring their service with ours发件人：First Lady Michelle Obama(第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马)< 代发)时 间：2011年7月4日 21:38 (星期一) 收件人：george13901623260@163.com;; Good mnirnog,This Independence Day, I hope you’ll join me and my family in recognizing both our brave men and women in uniform and their families for everything they do to protect our country and our way of life.We know that when our troops are called to serve, their families serve right along with them. For military kids, that means stepping up to help with the housework and putting on a brave face through all those missed holidays, bedtimes and ballet recitals. For military spouses, it means pulling double-duty, doing the work of both parents, often while juggling a full-time job or trying to get an education.That’s why, a few months ago, Dr. Jill Biden and I started Joining Forces, a nationwide campaign to recognize, honor, and serve our military families. Our troops give so much to this country and they ask us for just one thing in return: to take care of their families while they’re gone. So we’ve put out a call to action. We’re urging all Americans to ask themselves one question: What can I do to give back to these families that have given so much?To answer that question you can go to JoiningForces.gov and learn more about how you can get involved. And you can get started right now through Operation Honor Card by pledging to spend a certain number of hours serving military families in your community.Our motto for Joining Forces is very simple: Everyone can do something. We've met folks in every corner of the country who are stepping up and helping out in their own small ways in their neighborhoods and in their communities. They’re popping over to rake the leaves, or bringing a family a home-cooked meal, or offering to babysit. And I know that if we each do whatever we can, if we all join forces, we can show military families across this country that we have them in our hearts, we have them in our prayers, and we always have their backs.Happy Independence Day!Sincerely,First Lady Michelle Obama (第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马)P.S. Today, my husband and I will welcome troops and their families from across the country to the White House for a special USO concert and a great view of the fireworks on the National Mall. You can watch the whole thing live on WhiteHouse.gov/live starting at 7 p.m. EDT.This email was sent to .Unsubscribe | Privacy PolicyPlease do not reply to this email. Contact the White HouseThe White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 (白宫白宫宾夕法尼亚大道西北•1600•华盛顿特区20500•202-456-1111) 美国独立日,第一夫人来信;美利坚合众国第一夫人来信Honoring their service with ours發件人：First Lady Michelle Obama(第一夫人米歇爾奧巴馬)< ; Good mnirnog,This Independence Day, I hope you'll join me and my family in recognizing both our brave men and women in uniform and their families for everything they do to protect our country and our way of life.We know that when our troops are called to serve, their families serve right along with them. For military kids, that means stepping up to help with the housework and putting on a brave face through all those missed holidays, bedtimes and ballet recitals. For military spouses, it means pulling double-duty, doing the work of both parents, often while juggling a full-time job or trying to get an education.That's why, a few months ago, Dr. Jill Biden and I started Joining Forces, a nationwide campaign to recognize, honor, and serve our military families. Our troops give so much to this country and they ask us for just one thing in return : to take care of their families while they're gone. So we've put out a call to action. We're urging all Americans to ask themselves one question: What can I do to give back to these families that have given so much?To answer that question you can go to JoiningForces.gov and learn more about how you can get involved. And you can get started right now through Operation Honor Card by pledging to spend a certain number of hours serving military families in your community.Our motto for Joining Forces is very simple: Everyone can do something. We've met folks in every corner of the country who are stepping up and helping out in their own small ways in their neighborhoods and in their communities. They're popping over to rake the leaves, or bringing a family a home-cooked meal, or offering to babysit. And I know that if we each do whatever we can, if we all join forces, we can show military families across this country that we have them in our hearts, we have them in our prayers, and we always have their backs.Happy Independence Day!Sincerely,First Lady Michelle Obama (第一夫人米歇爾奧巴馬)PS Today, my husband and I will welcome troops and their families from across the country to the White House for a special USO concert and a great view of the fireworks on the National Mall. You can watch the whole thing live on WhiteHouse.gov/ live starting at 7 pm EDT. This email was sent to .Unsubscribe | Privacy PolicyPlease do not reply to this email. Contact the White HouseThe White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 (白宮白宮賓夕法尼亞大道西北•1600•華盛頓特區20500•202-456-1111) Honoring their service with ours发件人：First Lady Michelle Obama(第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马)< 代发)时 间：2011年7月4日 21:38 (星期一) 收件人：george13901623260@163.com;; Good mnirnog,This Independence Day, I hope you’ll join me and my family in recognizing both our brave men and women in uniform and their families for everything they do to protect our country and our way of life.We know that when our troops are called to serve, their families serve right along with them. For military kids, that means stepping up to help with the housework and putting on a brave face through all those missed holidays, bedtimes and ballet recitals. For military spouses, it means pulling double-duty, doing the work of both parents, often while juggling a full-time job or trying to get an education.That’s why, a few months ago, Dr. Jill Biden and I started Joining Forces, a nationwide campaign to recognize, honor, and serve our military families. Our troops give so much to this country and they ask us for just one thing in return: to take care of their families while they’re gone. So we’ve put out a call to action. We’re urging all Americans to ask themselves one question: What can I do to give back to these families that have given so much?To answer that question you can go to JoiningForces.gov and learn more about how you can get involved. And you can get started right now through Operation Honor Card by pledging to spend a certain number of hours serving military families in your community.Our motto for Joining Forces is very simple: Everyone can do something. We've met folks in every corner of the country who are stepping up and helping out in their own small ways in their neighborhoods and in their communities. They’re popping over to rake the leaves, or bringing a family a home-cooked meal, or offering to babysit. And I know that if we each do whatever we can, if we all join forces, we can show military families across this country that we have them in our hearts, we have them in our prayers, and we always have their backs.Happy Independence Day!Sincerely,First Lady Michelle Obama (第一夫人米歇尔奥巴马)P.S. Today, my husband and I will welcome troops and their families from across the country to the White House for a special USO concert and a great view of the fireworks on the National Mall. You can watch the whole thing live on WhiteHouse.gov/live starting at 7 p.m. EDT.This email was sent to .Unsubscribe | Privacy PolicyPlease do not reply to this email. Contact the White HouseThe White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 (白宫白宫宾夕法尼亚大道西北•1600•华盛顿特区20500•202-456-1111)
