Preparations are underway at the White House to help celebrate President George Bush's birthday tomorrow.
Officials invited several thousand guests to the event, which will take place on the lawn in front of the President's private residence in Washington.
Due to security reasons it was suggested that no gifts were to be brought to the White House.
North Korea's president Kim Il Sung said, although he was very disappointed, he had to pass on the party invitation due to pressing business but assured Bush he would send his gift airmail although he could not pin down the delivery time.
"It's just a little something to eat, something very special from our country," Sung said. "The best part is that you don't have to bake anything you just have to nuke it."