stephanie
12-22-2008, 02:17 PM
he needs to rest up before he comes in to screw us little peons..
AP
LEI'D BACK: Barack Obama selects a couple of clubs as he arrives at a Kailua, Hawaii, golf course yesterday with Eugene Kang, a member of his staff.
Last updated: 3:50 am
December 22, 2008
Posted: 2:43 am
December 22, 2008
KAILUA, Hawaii - The Obama family, on vacation in Barack Obama's native Hawaii, is staying in a $9 million single-story oceanfront home in a pricey but laid-back neighborhood over the mountain from downtown Honolulu, where the president-elect grew up.
The five-bedroom, wood-frame house sits on almost an acre of land fronting Kailua Beach, a favorite spot for windsurfers, kayakers and dog walkers.
The white sand in front of the house is public land, just like all beaches under state law. The Obama's may see neighbors out for a walk or jog.
Martha Burke, who has lived several houses down from the property since 1972, said she is thrilled and honored to have Obama nearby.
"I'm sure he wants a lot of privacy, so I hope we can restrain ourselves from waving at him. But I doubt it," Burke said, laughing.
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http://www.nypost.com/seven/12222008/news/politics/big_kahuna_bam_145384.htm
AP
LEI'D BACK: Barack Obama selects a couple of clubs as he arrives at a Kailua, Hawaii, golf course yesterday with Eugene Kang, a member of his staff.
Last updated: 3:50 am
December 22, 2008
Posted: 2:43 am
December 22, 2008
KAILUA, Hawaii - The Obama family, on vacation in Barack Obama's native Hawaii, is staying in a $9 million single-story oceanfront home in a pricey but laid-back neighborhood over the mountain from downtown Honolulu, where the president-elect grew up.
The five-bedroom, wood-frame house sits on almost an acre of land fronting Kailua Beach, a favorite spot for windsurfers, kayakers and dog walkers.
The white sand in front of the house is public land, just like all beaches under state law. The Obama's may see neighbors out for a walk or jog.
Martha Burke, who has lived several houses down from the property since 1972, said she is thrilled and honored to have Obama nearby.
"I'm sure he wants a lot of privacy, so I hope we can restrain ourselves from waving at him. But I doubt it," Burke said, laughing.
read it all and comments..
http://www.nypost.com/seven/12222008/news/politics/big_kahuna_bam_145384.htm