President Trump was sorry that the American people were not able to see the “beauty and majesty” of the snow-filled scene at the White House on Sunday.
But First Lady Melania Trump soon resolved the problem.
“Wish I could share with everyone the beauty and majesty of being in the White House and looking outside at the snow-filled lawns and Rose Garden,” the president tweeted on a snow-filled afternoon from the White House.
Wish I could share with everyone the beauty and majesty of being in the White House and looking outside at the snow filled lawns and Rose Garden. Really is something – SPECIAL COUNTRY, SPECIAL PLACE!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 13, 2019
“Really is something – SPECIAL COUNTRY, SPECIAL PLACE!” he added.
And while one could imagine the scene he described, the first lady soon provided the needed imagery, apparently showing her husband how it’s done.
❄️❄️❄️ @WhiteHouse pic.twitter.com/VxGFzETv95
— Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) January 13, 2019
The picturesque scenes showed snow-covered trees and the White House lawn, as well as the Washington Monument in the distance.
Others also captured the icy effects on the White House as a winter storm blanketed the region in several inches of snow this past weekend.
Iconic Washington sites, such as the White House, Capitol, National Mall and Treasury are covered in snow on the 23rd day of the US government shutdown pic.twitter.com/41O04lPBXs
— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 14, 2019
Snowy conditions surrounding the @WhiteHouse @accuweather @breakingweather #accuweather #snow pic.twitter.com/3Apv49CnD0
— Dexter Henry (@DHenryTV) January 13, 2019
It’s pretty at @WhiteHouse this morning, as Washington is in the midst of a winter storm that’s having major impacts on airports & travel in the area. DC is one of a growing list of cities that will have more snow than the Twin Cities by Monday #mnwx #dcwx pic.twitter.com/nrXJWL2RS1
— Mike Augustyniak (@MikeAugustyniak) January 13, 2019
Snow falling at a wintery White House. pic.twitter.com/VXr6ND3AEA
— Kelly O’Donnell (@KellyO) January 13, 2019
Trump’s snowy snapshot was appreciated by many Twitter users who thanked the first lady for sharing it.
Very Beautiful
— ☆ ༺ Star ༻ ☆ (@Star71701) January 14, 2019
Thank you for sharing. I hope the White House is warm and toasty.
— Joyce Williamson (@momisaverb) January 13, 2019
I love this photo. Thank you.
— Elizabeth Sullivan (@BayWaves) January 14, 2019
Beautiful ❤️ Thanks for sharing ❣️??
— Linda Ware (@LindaWa37680765) January 13, 2019
Thank you for sharing @FLOTUS! So beautiful! ?
— Annie Walker (@windownmirrors) January 13, 2019
Beautiful!! Thank you both for serving OUR country!!!
— Dan Rogers (@Snodog1Dan) January 13, 2019
???❤️??❤️??❤️??❤️??? ???????????❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️LOVE YOU MELANIA!!!!
— Tracy Brown (@Tracybr888) January 13, 2019
Spectacular vista!
— Leslie Dye (@LeslieDye4) January 14, 2019
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