Today’s Twitter game

#askMichelle.

Do you have Qs about @LetsMove, the First Lady's initiative to end childhood obesity? Use #AskMichelle on Twitter: http://t.co/EyhM0bK7

— Let's Move! (@letsmove) October 4, 2011

Someone’s a spoilsport

https://twitter.com/#!/EatRealThings/status/121401143476752384

Exactly what types of question are they expecting? How stupid do they think Americans are?

Childhood obesity isn’t rocket science. Eat less, eat healthier, exercise more.

Suddenly it’s October. The kids are settled back into school, and at the White House we’re preparing for the 2011 Fall Garden Harvest tomorrow – so healthy eating is on our minds. Do you have a question about Let’s Move!, the First Lady’s initiative to end childhood obesity? Ask it on WhiteHouse.gov, facebook or on Twitter with the hashtag #AskMichelle and the First Lady will answer a few in the coming days.

Let’s see what kind of “great questions” were asked.

@LetsMove has so many gr8 intiatives, but how will effectiveness be evaluated & measured? of whole program,of separate actions #AskMichelle

— Mary-Jo Overwater RD (@mjgorgeous) October 4, 2011

Here’s another “great question”

What can I do to stress the importance of exercise&wise food choices to my cheerleaders?I can't get through to them nor parents?#AskMichelle

— Resolute Spirit ATL (@resolutespirit) October 4, 2011

Those aren’t great questions. Those are boring questions.

HERE’s a great question

#AskMichelle last year, you spent 42 days on vacation, costing $10 million. When was the last time you took a non six-figure vacation?

— JRG (@jrgdds) October 5, 2011

I can’t wait to see what Michelle says!

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