Let us touch the dying, the poor, the lonely and the unwanted
according to the graces we have received and let us not be ashamed or
slow to do the humble work.
- Mother Teresa
according to the graces we have received and let us not be ashamed or
slow to do the humble work.
- Mother Teresa
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- Missy
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- I am the proud mom to 6 kids: Natasha, 24, Nikolai, 20, Reese, 20, Maylee, 14, Erik, 10 and Violet, 7. The kids come from Russia, Ukraine and China; I'm so proud of my family sometimes I think I'll burst and I needed an outlet for it - so I've created this weblog. :o)
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Thursday, July 26, 2012
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Okay, this is Day Four, but last night I was so dead tired I couldn't even log on to Facebook to say, "I'm too tired to blog!" so I had Reese do it! So I'm going to try to remember things as they happened yesterday, then I'll do today's.
Here is Reese in front of the National Museum of American History. This is my favorite of the Smithsonian museums. :o) He liked it too, but he liked all the "war" exhibits and I liked all the "pop culture" exhibits. Ha!
See? My first exhibit photo is of my good friend, Mr. Kermit the Frog!
And here are Dorothy's Ruby Slippers...
And POOP! I just realized I didn't pull up one that I took of Archie Bunker's chair, Fonzie's leather jacket, and one other thing... (What was it???) Well, it takes way too long to pull up ONE photo, and I'm not going back to the beginning to find that one, so you'll just have to use your imagination. Sorry!
Okay, here's a good "war" one: George Washington's uniform! :o) I love George Washington.
Okay, after we did the museum, we walked (of course we walked!) to the National Archives, where the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights are all housed. No photos from in there, sorry. NOT ALLOWED. :o(
Just another pretty shot of the Washington Monument. :o)
From there, we DROVE to the Jefferson Memorial. Funny, we still had to walk about 1/2 mile from the parking lot to the monument... I like this monument a lot. I like Thomas Jefferson, sure, but I like the monument cause it kind of sits off by itself, is on the water and isn't as popular as Lincoln's Monument. It's quieter and a little bit more ...humble??
While we were there, several "United States of America" blue helicopters flew overhead, very close. It made us wonder who was in there...??
Back to Jefferson. I included a few photos here so you could not only see his statue, but also read the inscriptions on the walls of some of his famous quotes. Some of the things said are so austere (is that the word??) that people today really need to read them!!! He says some things that we just truly have fallen away from...
Geez, I hope it's the camera that's making me look so fat... don't they say photos make you gain 25 pounds??
Walking around AGAIN, I guess I took this picture of something. Not sure what it is... Neither of us can remember. If you know what it is, be sure and pipe up in the comments section! (If I'd've gotten my rear end out of bed last night and blogged before it went cold in my brain I'm sure I would have remembered... *said through gritted teeth*)
Here is Reese in front of the National Museum of American History. This is my favorite of the Smithsonian museums. :o) He liked it too, but he liked all the "war" exhibits and I liked all the "pop culture" exhibits. Ha!
See? My first exhibit photo is of my good friend, Mr. Kermit the Frog!
And here are Dorothy's Ruby Slippers...
And POOP! I just realized I didn't pull up one that I took of Archie Bunker's chair, Fonzie's leather jacket, and one other thing... (What was it???) Well, it takes way too long to pull up ONE photo, and I'm not going back to the beginning to find that one, so you'll just have to use your imagination. Sorry!
Okay, here's a good "war" one: George Washington's uniform! :o) I love George Washington.
Okay, after we did the museum, we walked (of course we walked!) to the National Archives, where the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights are all housed. No photos from in there, sorry. NOT ALLOWED. :o(
Just another pretty shot of the Washington Monument. :o)
From there, we DROVE to the Jefferson Memorial. Funny, we still had to walk about 1/2 mile from the parking lot to the monument... I like this monument a lot. I like Thomas Jefferson, sure, but I like the monument cause it kind of sits off by itself, is on the water and isn't as popular as Lincoln's Monument. It's quieter and a little bit more ...humble??
While we were there, several "United States of America" blue helicopters flew overhead, very close. It made us wonder who was in there...??
Back to Jefferson. I included a few photos here so you could not only see his statue, but also read the inscriptions on the walls of some of his famous quotes. Some of the things said are so austere (is that the word??) that people today really need to read them!!! He says some things that we just truly have fallen away from...
Geez, I hope it's the camera that's making me look so fat... don't they say photos make you gain 25 pounds??
Walking around AGAIN, I guess I took this picture of something. Not sure what it is... Neither of us can remember. If you know what it is, be sure and pipe up in the comments section! (If I'd've gotten my rear end out of bed last night and blogged before it went cold in my brain I'm sure I would have remembered... *said through gritted teeth*)
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1 comments:
Fantastic job, Missy! What a day you had w/Reese! My favorite picture was the one of Kermit!!!@!!!!!!! It made me laugh and smile with just joy! How precious. Like seeing a long lost old friend! :) you are awesome, did you know that! :) kathy
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