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The unanimous choice for our last meal: brunch at Market Lunch at the Eastern Market. The Bluebucks made Oakley happy and silly. She’ll fight you for them! We didn’t realize what a popular brunch spot this is on Saturday mornings but it was worth the wait. The Crabcake Benedict was …
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After cutting out of the long line at the Capitol, we ubered to Georgetown University – only because there’s no Metro stop at Georgetown. Following Brian’s advice (after all, he’s a proud Hoya who went there for both undergrad and law school), we ate lunch at Booeymonger. It’s a deli …
Chilling in Sen. Bob Corker’s office awaiting our tour of the US Capitol. Aspen, unlike most 16 year olds, is reading The Wall Street Journal while Lou, like most 11 year olds, is playing on her iPod. Both don’t want their picture taken. Not surprisingly, Fox News (ugh!) was on in Sen. …
Changing of the Guard Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Memorial Amphitheater Inside the Robert E. Lee House Slave quarters at the Robert E. Lee House John F. Kennedy Gravesite              The real 1903 Wright Flyer reminded us of the …
Refreshed and rejuvenated after a lovely lunch, we “museumed onâ€. Next up? The American History Museum and the Natural History Museum. Yep, both. In one afternoon. How’d we do it? There’s an app for that! The free Smithsonian app provides a highlights section complete with location, details, and pictures of …