After successfully navigating the Metro, (we even changed lines and everything!) we arrived to the National Mall and went into the Smithsonian Museum of American History. Then we made the treck by the Washington Memorial on the way to the Lincoln Memorial. Well, we made it half way past the reflection pool and realized we didn't have time to get there, and besides, we were frozen! So we headed back to the hotel where we met up with our awesome friend Ajja who drove into the city from Philidelphia. Our other fantastic friends Corban and Marcy from West Virginia also met us at the hotel and we all headed into Georgetown for some dinner. What a blessed evening of fun and fellowship! We bid farewell to Corban and Marcy, but Ajja will be staying with us until Monday.
Check out some of our fun experiences:
This is us on the metro trying to navigate our way
Bodie with the Capitol building in the background. Isn't he handsome?Hey, where else are you going to find a big blue ball to hug?
Me and Ray in the American History Museum
Bodie and Corban in front of the hotel Ajja discovering that traditional methods of typing to not apply to the Treo
Until next time!
-Heidi
5 comments:
Hey Bode & Heids,
Great pixs and blog. I'll check it out again tomorrow or the next day. Give Ajja a hug for me and my love-just got home from the mountains with the Lord and my mom.
Numbers 6.24-26
Sending some daisies through the net for your trip to the Holy Land.
Love ya and hugs,
Shannon
Wow - blogs are such fun! I can just imagine the fun you are already having. The pictures are terrific! How special to spend good times together with friends. I know this trip is going to have a life changing experience for both of you.
Restful Hugs and love from JoyceT
is the blue ball Heidi's hugging supposed to be the world without land? just wondrin. We miss u guys!
Hey Jimmy:
That big blue ball was just on a street in downtown DC next to several other big balls of different colors. But...it could be the earth-it's up to you.
sweet! does that mean the world used to be different colors? Yea! I discovered the world in DC!
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