Washington DC (part 5)

Man, I hate that I'm going out of order. Oh well! Here are a few pictures from our first full day in DC. Scott had most of the day with us. He just had to go to some fancy smanchy dinner at night. The girls and I ate in the hotel restaurant and hung out in the room. It was fun!

But that morning be headed to the famous Air and Space Museum.



And boy, I can tell you, these girls were not into it at all! We knew it was time to go when we were on the second floor, pointing something out and their conversation went something like this,

Anna: So do you think Rapunzel's hair could reach to down there?
Abigail: I don't know... maybe
Anna: What if you had Rapunzel hair? You could tie it around the banister here...

and on and on it went. Too cute and funny, and it didn't surprise me at all. But it was fun to find out how much Anna would weigh if she were on Jupiter!



We moved on to the exquisite Native American Museum that we just loved. The building was so peaceful and beautiful.



Lunch was authentic and oh so good. We didn't have more than a few hours there but loved it so much. Anna will be studying Naive Americans coming up this spring in third grade so she was especially interested.



A short was to our first view of the National Monument and then we had tickets to the Building of Engraving and Printing (where money is made) Scott got up super early and waited in line outside to get us tickets. But there are no pictures of this since they didn't allow any cameras.





Almost done...