This was the day that Matt and I split up for activities. He took the kids and went to an aerospace museum; while I took Mandi and headed out to D.C. Matt dropped us off at the nearest metro station, and we took that the rest of the way into D.C. It was a good experience for me to go on the metro station without Matt. It gave me a bit more confidence in that area.
When Mandi and I arrived at D.C., we didn't have anything in particular that we had to see. I had been there several times before; so, I just let her take the lead. The only thing that I really wanted to see again was the holocaust museum. To this day, that museum still makes me think and appreciate all that has changed in the world. So, we got tickets there first before heading out to some of the other places.
Mandi wanted to get a picture next to the Washington Monument, but it was under construction. So, we just got pictures outside. I could go through and describe all of the different museums that we saw, but frankly, most people have seen them and know what we saw; so, I will just add pictures with this post, and you will get the idea.
We came home at about 8:00 that night, ate cake for Teyanna's birthday, and talked with family for a little while before falling asleep.
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