25 Facts on Hillary Clinton's Life

Former US Secretary of State, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, has shared 25 facts to a certain degree of fun about her life:

1. I like snacks with hot peppers and put hot sauce on everything.
2. I'm a man who studies politics thoroughly, although that's a secret I've been keeping bad.
3. I met Martin Luther King Jr when I was 14. The minister of our church took us to hear him speak, and I was able to shake hands.
4. I can never sing a melody. My choir teacher asked me to just move my mouth. I used to sing to my daughter, Chelsea, when she was a baby, until she said: My friends don't believe I sang on one of Saturn Night Live shows.
5. Bill Clinton offered me twice before I said yes.
6. I was a U.S. Senator for New York when September 11, and I still feel compelled to make sure that the people who went first to help get the medical treatment they deserve.
7. As Secretary of State, I went to 112 countries and traveled 956 733 miles. Someone counted them! )
8. My father, Hugh Rodham, was a small businessman. He produced curtains for curtains. We all helped him.
9. Amid campaign stops and information papers that brought me, as well as newscasts, I enjoyed resting and reading my mysterious novels.
10. When I was a young girl, I wrote them. NASA to ask if I could become an astronaut. They returned a letter, very kindly, telling me that they do not accept girls.
11. Chocolate is my weakness... like yellow fish.
12. My mother, Dorothy Rodham, was a Democrat and my father, Hugh Rodham, was a Republican. So, on each side of the choices, they all call each other's vote.
13. I am, and I will always be, a Beatles fan. Also, I really like Adele.
14. One of the things I like most about campaigns is the personal stories people share with me. Some of them break my heart. Some are inspiring. I learn from everything. It's really important for me to learn from myself what happens in people's lives.
15. When I'm in New York, I travel with a big van. It has large, comfortable seats and a real electrical power device. I started the campaign by going with him to Iowa.
16. My first job outside school was with the Children's Protection Fund. I didn't mean to get into a big company. I wanted to be a lawyer for poor kids. Working to give children a better chance for the future has been my focus ever since.
17. Billy and I like going on long walks with our two dogs, Maisie and Tally. We were on one of these walks when President Obama called me and asked me to be Secretary of State.
18. The question they asked me most often when I was out of the country was: “How can you work for the man who beat you?” Why did I do it? Because when your president asks you to serve, say yes. I couldn't be happier.
19. My mother always used to tell me: What matters is that you get up and keep walking”. Best advice I ever got.
20. Here's one thing that won't surprise anyone: I've been painting my hair for years.
21. I used to have a job waiting for salmon in a canning factory in Alaska. It was as beautiful as it sounds.
22. One of the things I've learned in the campaign is how serious the problem of substance abuse has become in our country. I'm determined to take care of it.
23. I do yoga. Not enough.
24. I stay in touch with many people from all parts of my life, and I meet as often as I can. Recently, while I was in Chicago, I met Betsy Ebeling, my best friend when we grew up in Park Ridge, Illinois.
25. I'm the niece of a miller. And Charlotte's grandmother, 18 months old, is the most perfect niece in the world. /US Weekly In Albanian from the world.al