It's good to get out of the White House - Michele Obama

Michelle Obama:

The immediate past first lady of the United State of America, Michele Obama during the recent America Institute of Architecture convention in Orlando, has revealed that she doesn’t have plans to run for a political office in the future.

In her words:

'I wouldn’t ask my children to do this again.'

'It’s all well and good until you start running, and then the knives come out,'

'I wouldn’t ask my children to do this again because, when you run for higher office, it’s not just you, it’s your whole family.'

Asked what it's been like since leaving the White House,the former first lady of the most powerful country in the world said:

'It's good to get out of the house. It's been so far so good, it hasn't been that long since we left but it's good to not have the weight of the world upon your shoulders.'

'Friends are surprised I answer the door now', adding that her daughters Sasha and Malia can actually open their windows now, something they could never do at the White House.

At the White House, she said her daughters once caused a commotion when they tried to open their bedroom window that faced the public side of the White House because they liked to listen to the protesters. They found it soothing, Michelle added.

While commenting on her last days at the White house, she described it as 'bittersweet,' she said it was the longest place she had lived in her entire life and her daughters, Malia and Sasha who grew up at the White House were reduced to tears when President Donald and Melania Trump moved in.

'I didn't want to have tears in my eyes for the new President,' she said.

She, however, promised to continue helping young girls to get an education around the world.

She concluded her speech by re-affirming her continuous effort to help young girls get an education around the world, she added that the struggles and plight of women are real.