President Barack Obama was dad-in-chief this Christmas, first exchanging presents and singing carols with his family, then taking a trip and greeting U.S. service members stationed at a marine base in Hawaii.
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The Obama family spent their Christmas on the island of Oahu and visited with several hundred service members and their families, as they have done in past years.
They posed for photos, signed autographs and stopped to chat with the military families gathered in the dining hall, where roast beef, salad and apple pie were on the Christmas Day menu.
The President got a handful, literally, when eight-month-old Cooper Wall Wagner, son of Capt. Greg Wagner, got up close and personal with the president, grabbing his face, and then sticking his fingers in Obama’s mouth. The President later commented that little Wagner liked his “big nose.”
It was an amazing Christmas Day for the Obama bunch filled with joy and blessings.
