Day Six in D.C.

It was another full and fun day in D.C.! We spent most of it at the National Museum of American History, where there was so much to see and do and learn. Later in the day, we saw the Korean War Memorial, the Vietnam War Memorial, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and the Albert Einstein Memorial. We also scoped out the Department of State building. As Jeff is currently on step two of a very long process to apply for a diplomatic position within the department, we thought it would be good to know where his future potential office might be located. Finally, we made our way over to The Carving Room for a delicious dinner. We are loving D.C. and can't believe we just have one more full day here!

Creating old school computer images at NMAH 

Trying out a kid-sized penny-farthing

Learning about chocolate

We weren't allowed to take pictures, but it was awesome to see the actual flag
that inspired the writing of the Star Spangled Banner.

Lunch break

Jeff was so happy to find an everything-on-it hog dog

 

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial

Korean War Memorial

Vietnam War Memorial

Albert Einstein Memorial

Surely not one of the main attractions in D.C. but certainly of interest to us 

Dinner at the Carving Room