I wonder how a President´s private life is in other countries.

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Today I went to my sister´s birthday party at my brother´s house, 2 houses away from mine. It was a small gettogether, with just the close family from both sides. I went with my youngest daughter and her children. The only person that did not belong to the family by blood (although she is the mother of one of my nieces) was the President of my country. She is very nice and she came alone because Sofia, her daughter, was ill in bed. As we all munched delicious sandwichs that my sister in law had made and champagne I thought idly how did the private life of the heads of the State are in other parts of the world. My youngest grandchildren had fun at the pool and I yelled to them from time to time because although the invitation included swimming at the pool, only 2 male grownups dived in with the kids at the hour of the biggest heat. I came back home earlier as my daughter had to leave and needed some things she had left at my house. Michelle (the president) told me please to tell the 2 cars that came with her to please wait another half hour. She was having too much fun. When we read about other countries, we only know of the official things that presidents do. But, of course, they also have an everyday life. After all, being a President or a Prime Minister is just a job. Anyway, it is not a job I´d like to have. That much I know for sure.