I was so excited to see some friends while we were in DC on Friday. Mel and I met up with Katy, Cait and Adam for dinner in Georgetown and it was so great to see them.
Adam has a job that lead me to believe he might work in the mall.. as in where the White House and Washington Monument are.. not a shopping mall, but when I asked him if he worked in the mall it opened this silly conversation where he told me "yes, Sarah, I'm the mall security guard." It might be one of those "you had to be there" types of things, but I really enjoyed that conversation, even though the humor was at my expense. I feel like that happens to me a lot.. good thing I'm such a good sport!
Earlier that same day, but after we enjoyed delicious cupcakes in Georgetown, Mel and I got to explore the mall.. the one with the White House and Obama. It was pretty amazing to walk around and admire all the monuments. The security is a lot tighter there now than I remember. You can't exactly walk wherever you want, but that's ok. It's understandable.
Friday was one of the longest days ever...waking up at 4:20am, the 5 hour drive to DC, walking around and shopping in Georgetown, checking out the national monuments, meeting friends for dinner, and then meeting some of Mel's friends for a drink and accidentally staying out till last call. It actually sounds like and felt like multiple days. By the time we got back to our hotel room I would have been happy to go to sleep on a concrete floor. Luckily Mel picked a lovely hotel with the best beds ever because we stayed in them until noon the next day.
I'd do it again though- so much fun. And I just realized.. when I get together with friends that I don't get to see that often we either stay up until 4am or wake up at 4am. Ha that's funny to me.
Haha! That is funny. None of my friends would ever go for that. I have never been to DC. So sad! I should go.
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ah it looks incredible there. i've always wanted to travel to the east coast and see DC. i love inside conversations with our boys!!
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i love dc, looks like you guys had a great time!
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I'd love to come to America one day.
ReplyDeleteLove your monument pictures! Sounds like a really wonderful and exhausting trip (the best kind!).
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and I definitely know what you mean about all the walking. Me and my sisters were joking about how we probably lost about 5 pounds while being there. Love your blog and am now following :) Hope you can stop by my blog soon.
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Red TOMS! I have the same pair. Aren't they the best?
ReplyDeleteLooks like your had a lot of fun! :D
ReplyDeleteI love roadtrips, especially where friends are involved! Looks like you had fun on your trip. I've not been to DC but I watch the West Wing, that counts right?!
ReplyDeleteGosh! How fun! I loooooove D.C., unfortunately I've only been there once when I was a freshman in high school, soooo I pretty much just remember making a DIY spa in our hotel bathroom with my roommates. hah.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to see the giant Abe!
ReplyDeleteLooks like such a wonderful time. I love those days that are so action packed with adventure that you fall asleep as soon as your head hits the pillow. ;)
ReplyDeleteI have never been to DC and it's definitely on my must-see list!!!!
Your photos are exquisite. They capture the moodiness and drama that I associate with DC (probably from too many episodes of The West Wing).
ReplyDeleteOh such lovely snaps! Your blog always has the dreamiest pictures ever...Makes me feel like I spent the day with you!
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