Post by Woodrow on Nov 2, 2013 9:58:38 GMT -5
Weekly Presidential Address
10/27/13 - 11/2/13
Citizens of Fresh,
A new month, a new season, a new start for the White House! We are growing more than ever and are struggling to keep up, but is that always a bad thing? Isn't it better than the other way around? Of course it is.
This week at the White House, the Office of the Chief of Staff has undoubtedly been the most active department of the White House. They are being bombarded with interview requests, transfer requests, and keeping up with the ever changing ranks in the White House. This is a challenge for Sir MatthewHeflin and his staff, but it shows the overwhelming request for the White House to grow through staff, new branches, and new accomplishments. We are a progressive White House, not a White House sitting in solemn state. I do hope that that is very obvious to the public eye. We have also signed a contract with the design firm of Bobsanders. We hope that this contract will enable us to further our emphasis on attention to detail in all aspects of our organization.
Looking forward to next week, out with the old, in with the new! We will be revealing our newest base this week! We have listened to the ideas of the general public and the demands from our High Ranks and recruitment staff to be able to hopefully offer the most technologically-advanced, efficient, and elegant base on Fresh! We expect this huge release to happen in the early days of this week, so stay tuned. Also, we will be advancing our forum a bit more, to better fit the staff of the White House. As you may know, there are no large Fresh Hotel fansites. This gives us a unique opportunity to offer as much to the public as we possibly can, while still promoting the White House. Expect a poll on the progression of the forum to be released very soon.
"Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome.
" - Booker T. Washington
A new month, a new season, a new start for the White House! We are growing more than ever and are struggling to keep up, but is that always a bad thing? Isn't it better than the other way around? Of course it is.
This week at the White House, the Office of the Chief of Staff has undoubtedly been the most active department of the White House. They are being bombarded with interview requests, transfer requests, and keeping up with the ever changing ranks in the White House. This is a challenge for Sir MatthewHeflin and his staff, but it shows the overwhelming request for the White House to grow through staff, new branches, and new accomplishments. We are a progressive White House, not a White House sitting in solemn state. I do hope that that is very obvious to the public eye. We have also signed a contract with the design firm of Bobsanders. We hope that this contract will enable us to further our emphasis on attention to detail in all aspects of our organization.
Looking forward to next week, out with the old, in with the new! We will be revealing our newest base this week! We have listened to the ideas of the general public and the demands from our High Ranks and recruitment staff to be able to hopefully offer the most technologically-advanced, efficient, and elegant base on Fresh! We expect this huge release to happen in the early days of this week, so stay tuned. Also, we will be advancing our forum a bit more, to better fit the staff of the White House. As you may know, there are no large Fresh Hotel fansites. This gives us a unique opportunity to offer as much to the public as we possibly can, while still promoting the White House. Expect a poll on the progression of the forum to be released very soon.
It has came to our attention that we are now the only active White House on Fresh. I would like to personally thank everyone who has supported us through this mere month of our existence.
"Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome.
" - Booker T. Washington
Sincerely,
Woodrow
Woodrow
President
