Major BS alert. The woman has never seen a camera she didn’t want to jump in front of.

ORLANDO (Reuters) — First lady Michelle Obama craves normalcy sometimes. The woman who has seemingly endless options living at the White House loves it most when she can hang out and just be “Meesh” to her family and friends.

Obama, who realizes her life will get even busier leading up to the Nov. 6 election, said she tries to get away from the “bubble” created by security and media at the White House and be as much of a regular person as she can.

“I go shopping. I go to my friends’ houses for dinner,” she said in an interview with a few reporters.

“Barack and I try as much as possible to get the girls out of the White House,” she said about her daughters Malia and Sasha. “That is important to us. There’s a freedom of getting them into some normalcy. When they’re outside of the bubble — even if it’s going for a walk or going skiing or going for a bike ride — it just reminds them that their life is normal.”

A fond memory is taking the girls and traveling to Oregon not too long ago to see her brother Craig Robinson and his family.

What is a good time? Going to her girlfriend’s house and “breaking down ‘this facade’ and having the girlfriend you always knew.”