Love the army version. Hilarious!

When I was younger, I thought that being First Lady or First Daughter would be amazing. But I got older and thought about all of the complications. You would never get any privacy, always being shadowed by bodyguards, and everyone staring at you when you go out in public. But this is to help them feel better. Obama did a great thing when he decided to start this tradition.

This article was published before she became banned from Disney and became inappropriate. After it came out, she became a rebel and now no parent will let their child watch her current shows.

I was born two months later. My dad was pulled out of his teaching by some other teachers and heard about. He pulled it up on the computer, and watched it unfold live. He said it was like watching a horror movie in progress, because you want to do something about it, but can't. From that moment on, he knew America was never going to be the same. Imagine how the families that lost someone felt. Watching it on the news, knowing that their loved one was in there, and never seeing them again. There was one thing that everyone saw when it was over. The sign of America, the sign that we will get through this, that we are united, and we will pick ourselves up. It is just like a battle wound. There is a scar, and there is pain, but it has faded.

I loved the movie, but the book was better. They didn't capture as much in the movie as they did in the book. There are some violent scenes, but overall, it was a good movie.

It was a rainy day when I watched it, so I sat next to my dad and we ate popcorn and drank soda as we watched through the tense scenes. My brother was scared and wouldn't watch, but I finally convinced him and he loved it! That's saying something, because he usually doesn't like the new movies.