In this essay you will hear about how Abigail Adams feels about moving to the White House. I will tell you about her feelings of the way to the White House, the city the White House is in, and about what she feels about the inside of the White House itself.
First off, Abigail Adams said that on the way to the White House it was a ride with out any accidents that was worth a notice. The text states, "I arrived here on Sunday last, and without meeting any accident worth noticing, except losing ourselves when we left Baltimore and going eight or nine miles on the Frederick road, by which means we were obliged to go the other eight through woods, where wandered two hours without finding a guide or the path." This supports that Abigail Adams
First off, Abigail Adams said that on the way to the White House it was a ride with out any accidents that was worth a notice. The text states, "I arrived here on Sunday last, and without meeting any accident worth noticing, except losing ourselves when we left Baltimore and going eight or nine miles on the Frederick road, by which means we were obliged to go the other eight through woods, where wandered two hours without finding a guide or the path." This supports that Abigail Adams