I'm typing on my iPad so this will be it for now, a more detailed post to come.
I hope you are doing well. Miss you!! Hugs, Teresa
Thursday, June 7, 2012
So Much to See!
Not much time to say hello while in Washington DC! Monday was a travel day to get here with a five hour flight. Tuesday we visited the Smithsonian museum of American History in the morning after coming into town on the Metro train. Then we had a tour of the Capitol Building. On Wednesday the Museum of Natural History in the morning and then got to visit INSIDE the WHITE HOUSE!! Then after that we visited the Daughters of the American Revolution building. Today was the Library of Congress in the morning and the National Museum of the American Indian.
I'm typing on my iPad so this will be it for now, a more detailed post to come.
I hope you are doing well. Miss you!! Hugs, Teresa
I'm typing on my iPad so this will be it for now, a more detailed post to come.
I hope you are doing well. Miss you!! Hugs, Teresa
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What amazing detail in the buildings--wow! My DH lived in that area for about 2 years or so; he has seen so much of this -- but I have only seen it through faded photos of his. How wonderful to be able to visit the DAR building:)
ReplyDeleteLove the photo of you two; looks like you are experiencing a bit of PNW weather.
Blessings,
Aimee
We lived in the DC area for many years! We visited so many things and yet I don't think we saw it all! I will say that my favorites are Mt. Vernon, The National Cathedral, and The Museum of American History. I will also say that I hope you visit Arlington. Such history!
ReplyDeleteD.C. is an amazing place. So much history. My favorite thing in the library of Congress was Thomas Jefferson's books. I looked them over with my mouth open to my knees thinking...these are actually Thomas Jefferson's books!!! We actually read these books!!! I agree with Michelle that Arlington National Cemetary is a special place, sacred really, so many heroes buried there. Thanks for sharing your trip.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful photos! Have fun!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTeresa, is so good to *see* you and Dayle enjoying so many interesting sites that reflect the amazing events and the multi-cultural influences that combine to allow us to enjoy a great land as Americans. Thanks for checking in and taking us along on your exciting explorations! Continued blessings to you and yours :) Gracie <3
ReplyDeleteSounds like you're having fun. xoxox
ReplyDeleteThis is a trip I simply must make!
ReplyDeleteThe capital with the dark clouds behind it is somewhat of a statement as to the shape of our country right now. Great pics as usual! I've always wanted to do the White House tour.
ReplyDeleteWow what a trip...and you still find time to check in a say 'hi' :) x You and Hubby look great in the photograph. xxx
ReplyDeleteFab photos Teresa and it looks like you and your dear Hb are having a fab time. Enjoy - and I miss you too!
ReplyDeleteJane x
Gorgeous photos! Looks like you are having a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and a wonderful trip. Would love to do that myself. Somewhere else to add to my to do list. Anne x
ReplyDeleteHello !
ReplyDeleteDon't miss us, just enjoy your trip both.
Take care of you. Slowly.
Hugs.
Julie (from far away, over the Atlantic)
Gorgeous pictures Teresa! Is that your new camera? If so, it really has great photo quality!
ReplyDeleteKeep having fun and see you when you get back.
xoRobin❤
Hi Teresa! I just got back from Spain, love catching up here on your blog! It looks like you're having heaps of fun, enjoy! :-) x
ReplyDeleteTeresa... These pictures are AMAZING!!!! Thank you for sharing them. Travel is a wonderful thing..Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteShari:)