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23rd April 2019
06:26pm BST
President Trump then did some colouring in because he has agreed with his handlers that for every hour of public appearances, he gets rewarded with 10 (ten) minutes of "private reflection time", which consists of colouring in. His technique has come on leaps and bounds in recent months, with Donald finally figuring out that the easiest way to avoid colouring outside the lines is to stay very far away from them. He also sticks out his tongue as he says it helps him to concentrate better.
After taking far longer than his allotted ten minute colouring break, complete with a juice and snack break midway through, President Trump finished up his special project (colouring) as best he could, given the high-pressure environment of being surrounded by his peers. One of the children described it as "bad, very bad".
If we look at the picture in greater detail, it's clear that Trump has signed his name right across the sky, put an incorrect version of the American flag in one of the clouds and misspelled the word 'pigeon' in the other one. The young girl to the right of the President appears to have crumpled her design, likely due to feelings of inferiority next to such a professional effort coming from the leader of the United States. This is a successful secret project for The President and one of his better expressions of self.
Later, Trump is seen smiling as some music is played. Presumably, it is his favourite song, 'All Star' by Smashmouth, or the Russian national anthem. Melania, as ever, looks as though she is focusing very hard on remembering to stay upright and continue to breathe in, followed by out, at regular intervals.
Trump dangles a whistle in front of his visitors, presumably as an intended display of playfulness. This is his special whistle, the one he blows when he's ready for his nap. On this particular day, he had two big boy naps and one quiet time-out allotment because he was being cranky and disrespecting those in charge. They blamed it on his insistence on staying up late to watch Peppa Pig.
Melania is seen here pushing a small child, alongside the President of the United States, who is showing specifically which spot he would like to see the child to falling down on. This is a traditional part of the White House Easter Egg Roll festivities, and one that POTUS and FLOTUS evidently take very seriously. The wooden spoon is simply for flavour.
In this seemingly-heartwarming image, First Lady Melania is touching palms with a small child to sap him of his energy. She will harvest his juvenile spirit and use it to immortalise herself, resulting in the ability to live forever and with an eternally youthful complexion. It may appear to be a high five, but things are far more sinister than that. Do not be misled.
In this image, Melania is reading a book to some children. Seems like a nice thing to do, but not until you realise that this book tells the story of Balloon Boy, a deeply troubling occurrence that took place in 2009 whereby two parents pretended that their six-year-old son had floated away into the atmosphere inside a homemade helium balloon. After a huge search operation, it transpired that the boy was at home, hiding in the attic all along. Melania is reading the story to these children, encouraging them to perform a similar act whenever they feel they're not getting enough attention.
Melania looks on as a small child is about to jump onto a banana peel she cleverly concealed under the grass earlier in the day. He will sustain a very small bruise on his leg and be absolutely fine, but the effect it had on Melania will last a lifetime as this is the exact moment she discovered that watching children falling over is actually quite funny and something she will actively seek out going forward.
Most harrowing of all, this final image depicts a man or woman wearing a rabbit costume realising that they are not having a fever dream. Donald Trump is the 45th President of the United States.
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