I have some photos to share. Sorry for the lack of updating lately. I've been entrenched with social activities surrounding the area and have been finding my footing. I am taking a vow now that I will update on a more regular basis. I have lots to share with so many good memories!To run through the pipeline a few ones that stick out: Seeing the United States Constitution, attending an Appeals Court hearing, getting a run-down of future cases ACLU is going to take on, being a part of an Education Committee, having debates over political issues, running into fun people at random house parties, going biking on the Potomac River, taking a weekend to visit amazing best friends in LA, kayaking along the shores of Catalina Island, weekend getaway to NYC, random friends on subway rides, crepes with Jon and Madi and so much more. Lots to talk about. I'll update in future postings, for now, enjoy the pics! More to come!
Fletcher's Cove on the Potomac River. My getaway away from home.
A lot of thinking happens here.
The Potomac is absolutely gorgeous. I never expected Washington to look so green. Be so vibrant and have so many cool places so close to the city. I love it here!
I was caught in a horrific/wonderful rain storm. It soaked me to the bone. I forget how powerful mother nature can be.
A rainbow next to the Washington Monument. A sign from my mother as my Auntie Tracy would say.
Old Lincoln himself. He's so much larger than life. My jaw drops every time I step in his presence.
The beautiful Jefferson Memorial. Surrounded by beautiful green and blue.
Roosevelt Memorial. Went there again today. I loved his journey and story.
Wow Brandon, Thanks so much for the pictures . Did you know you have family heritage in that part of the country. My great great grandfather Martin Horton Peck, was born in 1806 in Rehoboth Massachusett another Shadrach Roundy born in 1789 in Rockingham Vermount. It would be fun to see all those places. Thanks for keeping us informed Love you forever & ever Grandmama
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