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Presidential Classroom
The week in Washington D.C. was amazing! As a 16 year old junior in high school, I had never gone somewhere out of state all by myself. When I got the scholarship for P.C. though, I knew I couldn't turn down the opportunity! I made it to Reagan National Airport in Washington D.C. and found the Presidential Classroom crew that took me to Georgetown …
Bob Dylan
... several "famous" people I had never heard of. The Presidents section was good and with each visit I learn a little more of American history and the contributions of various citizens We return to hotel where we eat and catch a cab to the Verizon Centre. Always interesting to go to a stadium for the first time. This is the home of the Washington basketball team and is awash with take out food outlets. We head in to what we discover are great seats, for only $50 each and settle in ...
Smithsonian
Sunday evening through to Tuesday were spent huddled in our hotel room as we waited out the hurricane. We were grateful that we were spared the full brunt of it. All we really had to deal with was a lack of power. By late morning on Tuesday we were all getting cabin fever so we put on our rain gear and went for a walk. The buildings are really well insulated here so we keep getting caught by how ...
My Fellow Americans
... condolences to the pandas. Aw.
I was starting to feel like I had reached my walking limit again but before I went home I walked over to the Adam Morgan neighbourhood to eat at this vegan felafel joint that Gabe recommended to me. It was pretty delicious, they give you the pita with the felafel inside and then you choose your own toppings for it, a bit like Spud Bar.
Now I'm back at the hostel getting ready to watch the Presidential Debate on tv. People ...
And the Adventure Begins
... picked up the phone to call and find out if they had rooms that met our reservation. They did and we eventually received keys and got settled in. Kevin and I walked over to the CVS at Watergate to get SmarTrip cards for the metro for all of us - easier than having to purchase ones for each trip. Then off to Whole Foods for a few food items to take care of a couple dinners. Spent the rest of the evening checking out our planned itinerary.
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