Friday, June 19—Washington, DC to Woodbridge, CT
Lisa and I said goodbye to each other this morning as she headed for Dulles and her return flight to San Francisco and I resumed my ride around the perimeter of the country. We thoroughly enjoyed our time together in the nation’s capitol. Continue reading
Tuesday, June 16—ISTE
Brian
Evan
I woke up this morning feeling a little sick. So we took a break to do some laundry and rest. Late in the afternoon we visited my brother, Brian, at his office. He is the CEO of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE). Continue reading
Monday, June 15— The US Holocaust Memorial Museum
First, in Part 1 of Washington, DC I forgot to mention our entertainment for Saturday night, Capitol Steps. “The Capitol Steps began as a group of Senate staffers who set out to satirize the very people and places that employed them.” It is an excellent show, mocking very current events, and hilarious. We highly recommend it. Continue reading
Saturday, June 13—The US Capitol
Lisa and I started this, our first day in Washington, DC, at the United States Capitol. This tour was a very different experience than the one we enjoyed in the late 1980s with our three children. Continue reading
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