Post #2: The White House

-> This is the White House where president of United States live in. It is located in Pennsylvania Avenue NW in Washington D.C. The outside of White House is beautiful. There are a lot of gardens and flowers make it a fantastic scene to look at. The inside is well organized with many artifacts that are collected from each generations of presidents. There are many pictures of presidents and vice presidents on the walls in each halls. In my opinion, the most interest thing are the plates that the previous generation of presidents collected. Those plates that presidents collected throughout their life time are priceless. Plates are really good artifact that transcend time give me the feeling that i am back in the 70s, 80s or 90s generations.

-> To build such an impressive house like this, our founding father must think that presidents should be living in luxury and have a big beautiful house. I also think that the previously presidents build house like this is because to remember the past of our country. There are a lot of pictures of important people that make changes in the U.S inside the house. This is to remember people that had contributed greatly for our country.

     Here is my letter for the Congressman

Minh Nguyen
Student at EVHS
3300 Quimby Road, San Jose CA 95148

The Honorable Zoe Lofgren
Congresswoman Representing California 19's district
1401 Longworth House Office Building Washington, D.C 20515

Dear congresswoman, Zoe Lofgren

My name is Minh Nguyen and i find that the White House is really beautiful and a piece of art. I would like a permission for me to visit the White House. The reason i wanted to visit is that i want to see the plates that presidents collected throughout their life time. Those plates hold a big meaning for me, it make me feel like i travel back through time at the exact location of the plates and see big events. Watching the plates online, i have more urge to see it in real life and if possible touch it. I hope that i would be able to get a permission to visit the White House as a tour.
                          Thanks, Minh