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... , the WWII memorial, and Lincoln memorial. You need an appointment ahead of time for the following though: - Capital Building - Washington Montument - White House All the others are pretty much open to the public. Be aware of efforts to keep ...

... .  It was about a 3 hour drive and we had some time to spare before Nina was arriving at the hotel so we headed to Washington Square Mall to Sephora.  I needed to buy makeup supplies for the wedding (as I brought none with me) and I had asked ...

... probably get boring for me pretty quickly.  The bigger ones might be pretty cool, but I think we did well picking the Westin and taking a day cruise to determine which small island we liked best.  I would hate to have picked one of these islands and ...

... nbsp; This is one of my favorite monuments in the city.  On a clear night, it offers beautiful views of the city with the Washington Monument dominating the city sky line.   Day three and it was bound to happen.  What you ask?  When my ...

... this dump!!!!!!"  So after breakfast we headed off to the Eastern Market Metro station and went into the downtown part of Washington getting off at McPherson Square and walking a couple of hundred metres to the Homewood Suites on Massachusetts Ave. ...

... and early in the morning, arrived in SEA just before noon. We rented a car and made our way to our hotel, the Seattle Westin, where we had a fab view of the Lake Union fireworks show later that evening! We decided to take in a Mariners game before the ...

... relief for our burning mouths; a reminder of the Thai food. Several hours on the road took us to the center of Seattle and the Westin Hotel. It has two towers, each is 47 stories high. We are on the 35th and I wondered if we would be above the clouds ...

... the night getting to Glacier National Park. Three nights there and then on toward home. A week from today, Katie and I will arrive in Washington DC at at Union Terminal train station. They will pick us up and drive back to Richmond. We will take a day or ...

... out all the various cities the convention would be visiting, we chose Seattle.  After all, what better place than Washington state, where the Twilight phenomenon originated! The weather was typical for Seattle in winter; gloomy and drizzly, but ...

... site seeing, however. We walked to the White House and then down to the Lincoln Memorial, past the Vietnam Wall and back by the Washington Monument. That night we went on the Metro and saw GWU area and then to Adam's Morgan area. I was in search of a ...

... Calgary; Seattle Calgary - the US and Canada need to stop copying each others names. Everyone in Seattle thought I'd come from Vancouver in Washington. :P) and that Jesus had saved him and his messed up life and there was so much he could do for me too, ...

... , why not cruise the city and learn the lay of the land. I was up one ways and down steep streets...YIKES!! So I found the Westin downtown where we will be staying and thought "hey this looks like a nice little street"...GO RIGHT...um good job "welcome to ...

... had dinner at the Metropolitan Grill where DS was so tired he fell asleep with his head on a napkin on the table. The servers thought he was the cutest thing ever. We stayed at the Westin Downtown, which was a beautifully appointed hotel, great beds. ...

Today is boarding day!  We awoke not-too-early and J had to tie up some loose ends at work so he went to the business center while I worked on some stuff up in the room.  After this, we showered and packed everything up, and walked down to Pike ...

Friday, after being up way too late watching gymnastics, we were up at oh-dark-30, between both being on ET and the screaming, loud, door-slamming family on the same hall with us.  I finally got up, put my robe on, and went into the hallway to be ...

Thursday we left Tampa and flew out to Seattle.  We left late out of Dallas, so we arrived in Seattle about an hour late.  It was very nice that we had not checked bags at this point because it was about 12:30 am ET.  We were mostly ...