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3 Research Court Rockville, Maryland, 20850, United States
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Man, D.C. is cold
... br> Looking back on our D.C. experience, we wanted to add a few more details. Without spoiling all the fun, we’d like to touch on a bit more on one that made a lasting impression.
PX is a speakeasy in the most direct sense of the word; conversation is delicate and singular and no one talks over the shake of the ice. The front door reminds me of a place one would go to if you were in hot attempts to contract with an assassin. If ...
The End
... people we have met but we are looking forward to our new adventures. The next few months will be filled with finding a new apartment, wading through our storage unit to furnish our apartment, spending time with family and friends and exploring our new neighborhood. Mike will be busy expanding the business and hiring some new employees and I have a big to do list filled with all the fun things you have time for when you don't have ...
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... my things in my room I walked down to the National Mall and saw as much as I could. My feet felt like they were going to drop off after 6 hours of walking but it was a great afternoon/evening. I saw: The White House, Washington Monument, National WWII Memorial, Lincoln Memorial & Reflecting Pool, Vietnam Veterans War Memorial, Korean Veterans War Memorial, FDR Memorial, and Jefferson Memorial. I almost did two laps because I wanted to see everything in daylight and in the ...
Our Itinerary
... snorkeling, and eating a bunch of Thai food.
Then we head home for Christmas. After Christmas we plan on hitting Morocco, Australia, New Zealand and some South Pacific Island.
Please let us know how you are doing. We look forward to hearing about life back home.
Mike and Heather
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Moonlight and Monuments
... decorating budget by $6,700. Congress buried the overage in a deficiency bill. Makes you wonder how much that happens these days! First Lady Lincoln needed Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace course, as does our Congress today.
We also visited Petersen house, where Lincoln was carried after the fatal shooting. He died there at 7:22 a.m. on April 15, 1865. His cabinet made national decisions from the back ...



