FLOTUS doing the Platypus Walk after the jump.

This is so awesome.

Have a question for First Lady Michelle Obama about Let’s Move? Well here’s your chance to ask. To celebrate the two-year anniversary of Let’s Move! CNN iReport will be accepting questions for Mrs Obama that are submitted via video.

According to Obama Foodorama …

“First Lady Michelle Obama is taking a page from President Obama's virtual playbook, and answering questions submitted via video about her Let's Move! initiative. CNN is running the project, ahead of the second anniversary of the campaign, which Mrs. Obama will celebrate next week with a visit to Des Moines, Iowa.”

Deadline for submissions is noon EST on Tuesday, February 7. The network is asking that all videos be no longer than 15 seconds.

Don’t have a question, but have a story about how you’re working to fight childhood obesity? CNN is also inviting participants to share updates from their communities about how people are fighting childhood obesity.

For more information visit CNN.com

First Lady Michelle Obama will be in Los Angeles today for a taping of the The Ellen DeGeneres Show that will air on Thursday, February 2nd. Mrs Obama will be promoting the second year anniversary of Let’s Move! 

Before the taping FLOTUS will be in Inglewood, California with Inglewood Mayor Butts, Dr. Robert Ross, CEO of The California Endowment and community leaders to highlight progress being made to increase access to healthy, affordable food in underserved communities.

According to White House Press Office…

Appearing on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno First Lady Michelle Obama spoke about Let’s Move, the weeMichelles and their adjustment to White House life and the President’s singing voice.

If you missed it, the President sang a little of the Rev Al Green’s Let’s Stay Together while speaking at the legendary Apollo Theatre in Harlem a couple of weeks ago. According to FLOTUS her husband is a much better singer than her and he sings to her all time, much to the chagrin of the weeMichelles.

The First Lady even got Jay Leno to eat some fruits and veggies. The tradeoff – Mrs Obama had to eat beets.

Videos after the jump.

First Lady Michelle Obama will be a guest on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno tonight. FLOTUS will  promote the two-year anniversary of  Let’s Move! that's coming up in February. 

Later this evening Mrs Obama will deliver remarks at a Democratic National Committee reception in Los Angeles.

First Lady Michelle Obama shows NFL PLAY 60 Super Kid James Gale, 11, historical photos from previous administrations on display in the Booksellers Area during a National Football League (NFL) taping in the East Wing of the White House, Jan. 30, 2012. At right is James' mother Lisa Gale. The taping will air during the Super Bowl, Feb. 5, 2012.

Courtesy of WhiteHouse.gov

First Lady Michelle Obama visited the Department of Labor on Monday. Joined by Labor Secretary Hilda Solis, FLOTUS proposed an expansion to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) for military family caregivers.

The proposed expansion would give more job protection to families that care for military service men and women. FMLA would be expanded for up to 12 weeks for families to help a service member who has been deployed on short notice and up to 26 weeks for those caring for the injured or sick. Rest and recuperation leave would be extended to 15 days. Family members of veterans leave would be extended by up to 5 years.

The current law only covers caregivers of active members of the military but the proposed new laws would include family members of veterans for up to 5 years.

To read the First Lady’s remarks click here.

First Lady Michelle Obama covers the February issue of More Magazine. In the article Mrs Obama discusses her mentoring program that pairs disadvantaged girls with some of the most powerful women in the country. Her dream, “To open a secret door for others that hadn’t been opened for me.” Chipping away at the glass ceiling – yet another reason to love our Fabulous FLOTUS.

The February issue of More is available on newsstands now.

First Lady Michelle Obama invited a cross-section of Americans to sit with her in her guest box during President Obama's State of the Union address. Go Behind the scenes with Mike Krieger, Co-Founder of the photo sharing website Instagram, as he met the First Lady and took an Instagram with her in the Blue Room.

Courtesy of WhiteHouse.gov

More FLOTUS SOTU videos after the jump.

Here at MOW we are all about showcasing the fabulous fashion sense of First Lady Michelle Obama. She is definitely the most fashion forward First Lady this country has seen in a long time. But did you know that before Mrs Obama became First Lady  Black women had no sense of style? Of course I’m being factious, but sadly Elle France writer Nathalie Dolivo was dead serious.

In a blog post, titled ‘Black Fashion Power’ the writer stated that for Black women fashion is a “political weapon” and that Black women have “returned to style as a source of dignity.” Dolivo goes on to say, "For the first time, the chic has become a plausible option for a community so far pegged [only] to its street wear codes."

According to Claire over at Fashion Bomb Daily…

As we gird up for the 2012 Presidential Campaign season this is a way for readers to share their thoughts and feelings about the First Lady’s initiatives, appearances and of course the media’s coverage of the First Lady. You never know who may be reading.

To submit a letter click here and make sure to put “Letters to FLOTUS” in the subject line.

To kickoff the feature I’ve decided to share a letter from a MOW reader in Nassau County Florida. This week Mrs Obama traveled to Virginia and Florida to highlight the new nutrition standards for school lunches that were announced by the US Department of Agriculture.