Katrina's Visit

 

James Monroe's Estate - Charlottesville, VA

 

Captain Mike 

Colonial Dinning at Michie's Tavern - Charlottesville, VA

 

The Space Shuttle Discovery - Dulles, VA

Sam now has a future with the USPS - U.S. Postal Museum

 

University of Virginia - Charlottesville, VA

Blurry D.C. at Night

Everything

Easter Sammy!

 

We set up the swing for Sam in our storage room. Rock and Roll!

 

Sam planted flowers with Mom and Dad.

 

One of Sam's favorites...BOWLING!

 

The Circus

 

More Circus

 

We made green eggs and ham for Sam-I-Am

 

Sam's ready for all east coast weather: Heat (shorts), Snow (boots) and Rain (rain coat)

Cars - Thank you Val

Thank you Val and Russ' mom for doubling Sam's Car's collection. Val found a huge lot of Disney Cars on Craigslist and had Russ' mom pick them up and ship them to us. Sam was really excited!

Sam's Cars Collection

Real Life Sarge!!! It was parked at my friend's apartment complex.

For Rose, Violet and Jonas

Hello!!! Since there's so much to do in D.C. and you guys are visiting for such a short time, I wanted to show you some pictures of possibilities and then you can choose which things you'd like to see.

Lincoln Memorial

WWII Memorial

Paddle Boating

See the outside of the White House

FDR Memorial (my fav)

 Martin Luther King Memorial

Pentagon (September 11th) Memorial

US Capitol (Katrina's paying her taxes)

Watch planes take off and land at Gravelly Point Park

See chickens, horses, cows and pigs at Ox Hill Farm

Play with several different kinds of blocks at the National Building Museum

US Postal Museum

Holocaust Museum

Ford's Theater - Lincoln Assassination

Air and Space Smithsonian

Natural History Smithsonian

Mount Vernon - George Washington's Estate (Also has some animals like horses, sheep and pigs)

Old Town Alexandria - Food, shopping, Potomac River views, historic

Eat a cupcake - Apparently cupcakes are pretty big out here, so might as well eat one.

Arlington National Cemetary

Iwo Jima Memorial -Marine Corps Memorial

The Library of Congress