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Full Circle
I am staying at my parent's place in North Potomac, MD. I arrived early in the morning on July 7th and plan to spend a few days recuperating before flying to Buffalo to secure an apartment. I have decided to complete my MD/PhD degree at the University of ...
Aerospace Museum, House of Rep, Botanical Gardens
Took Paul & Denise car to Metro Station, Metro to DC. Boys and I toured Smithsonian Aerospace Museum, Mary toured National Museum of Art. The boys and I went on a fighter simulator ride, they forgot to tell me it goes upside down, WOW ...
Mary, Paul & Boys toured National History Rich R&R
Mary, Paul, Alex and Mike walked past the White House, toured the Natural History Museum and viewed a IMAX movie. Richard rested and paid bills at the Alexanders. Dinner and Green sauce at the ...
Toured Montecillo drove Shenandoah NP then DC
... he inherited from his father and wife's father. Thomas Jefferson the 2nd Governor of Virgina, 3rd President of the United States, Author of the Declaration of Independence listed his occupation on the US census as Farmer (talk about ...
Church & walk at Great Falls NP, Family Dinner
... finished because the Railroads took over shipping. The Great Falls area of the park is a powerful waterfall on the Potomac River Class 6 for the rafters in the audience. All the Alexanders Paul, Denise, Ian, Rebbecca, Alyson and ...
Toured Washington DC dinner at Alexanders
We again awoke early to drive to the Metro station near Potomac. We took the Metro into Washington DC to tour. We made it to the Printing and Engraving Building to see how they make paper money. Then walked across the mall to the ...
Wedding
Today is the important day of our trip, and the reason why we are in the States once more this summer: The wedding of Katherine and Joe! During the late morning/midday we took a short walk around the neighbourhood. Clearly a planned community and not very ...
It's my birthday today!!!
That was fun! Wilma was invited to a party this saturday, I could come along, and it turned out it was my birthday day ;-) Since Linda's birthday was a few days ago, we both had a birthday cake!!! So, we made a wish and blew the "50" candle... see the ...
Last day of meeting/worksession
Potomac overall was an ok place to stay. They have increased the amenities for staying there however the food is still lackluster. I am glad that I skipped the seafood night. Apparently there is no more lobster. It has been ...
Preparation
It's snowing!!! It's beautiful outside, but unfortunately I haven't been able to get out of my house because of the weather. So I haven't been able to say goodbye to many people I had hoped to do so with in person. : ( But in other news, I'm ...
Last trip on this job
... "stuff". I may travel some with that job but I have 11 weeks of training first. Again, my flight was cancelled by United out of MSP. Curse that 1:30 flight. It likes to be cancelled. I got an earlier flight and still had lots of ...
Day two
I found the internet connection in the room. No wi-fi but a cable that is about 16 inches long and poorly located. But at least the dead fly cleaned up. That was an unpleasant surprise to find in the bathroom this morning. At least it ...
History of Bolger Center
... a premier learning environment for the training and development of employees. In 2004, through a partnership between the United States Postal Service and the Smithsonian Museum, the Bolger Center was selected to showcase and celebrate the history ...
Corgi Attack!
Jack: Uncle John and Aunt Linda really welcomed us in. We had a delicious dinner and we really enjoyed a Harry Potter movie in Uncle John's nice and cool basement theater. But maybe the most fun part of the visit was playing with Daisy and ...
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