Christams blog, debt 1: rendering of the article #1

The article which was published on 1^st December, 2012 on “The Daily Mail” discusses a White House Christmas. It reports at length, that Michelle Obama unveils holiday decorations to military families as Obamas celebrate the season with 37 Christmas trees, a 400lb gingerbread house and a replica of family dog Bo in almost EVERY room. It is an open secret that first dog Bo is upstaging the Christmas decorations at the White House this holiday season. The most famous member of the Obama family,' has been a little confused walking around the house and seeing himself in 'gigantic form.'

Analyzing the situation, which takes place in The White House, we are to say that first lady, Michelle Obama, welcomed military families to the first viewing of the decorations today. It’s very likely that  'Shine, Give, Share' is the theme for the Obama family's third Christmas in the mansion. And by the way it’s necessary to point out that several decorations honor military families including a Gold Star Families Tree with ceramic gold ornaments carrying personalized messages by families. Tour visitors can also create handwritten notes for the troops.

It’s necessary to emphasize that the usual centerpiece of Christmas at the White House is the official tree in the Blue Room, which is decorated with holiday cards created by military children, medals, badges and patches from all the military branches. It’s important to mention that the first lady thanks all of the troops, all of American veterans and all of American military families, as their service and sacrifice inspire all Americans.

David Bondarchuck, who designed the Green Room decorations, said he wanted to enhance the 'simple beauty' of the room. Speaking about it, the room was decorated with various hues of green with a bit of 'sparkle and shine' including pine cones, twigs, and clear and silver ornaments.

Giving appraisal of the situation it is necessary to note that approximately 85,000 visitors are expected to tour the Christmas decorations this December, nearly 100 holiday volunteers from across the country assisted with the decorations, transforming 16 distinct spaces into works of art.

The article concludes by saying that the 89^th year for the holiday tree lightning will take place and there will be the band One Republic, Big Time Rush and other stars.

Unfortunately the author didn’t give his personal opinion about this theme, but I think that it’s good when ordinary people and heads of states celebrate holidays together.