DC and Georgia were lots of fun. We hit the Holocaust Museum, Museum of African History (delicious food), and the Air & Space Museum (ho hum but half of it was closed). We stayed in Georgetown area and walked to cute coffee area every morning. The places we ate were delicious: Le Diplomate trendier French restaurant, Rasika Indian West End, Kungfu Kitchen in Alexandria, So Korean BBQ in Centreville, Call Your Mother (breakfast bagels, Jewish Deli), Compass coffee, Blue Bottle Coffee.
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| We did a VR escape room with the four of us. It was so fun, and started out SO badly. I had no clue and I mean no clue what I was even doing. So I was just standing there, not moving (virtually) for a long time until I finally got some tips and figured it out. We escaped in 56 minutes. |
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| Fancy dinner with my fancy dates |
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| Georgetown University! Cute, and small |
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| National Mall |
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| Compass Coffee in Georgetown |
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| Little tennis court right by our airbnb. It was so warm the last day |
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| Fudge from Thomas Sweet shop - when you buy 1 lb you get 1/2 lb free so of course we got 1 1/2 pounds which is a LOT of fudge |
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| These leaves were everywhere and cool-shaped. We looked it up and they are gingko trees |
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| The photog remembered his camera and hauled it around everywhere taking photos. He was so excited he remembered to bring it. |
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| Supreme Court. This was my favorite building. |
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| Lincoln Memorial |
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| Outside the White House |
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| Georgia! We hiked a short hike near Helen, Georgia |
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| Tons of card playing over thanksgiving weekend. They taught us how to play Nerts (kind of like solitaire but with a group) which was great fun |
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| They have a big basement with foosball, ping pong, weight room, etc. Here is Elizabeth and Uncle Dae |
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| Haha. Haraboji watching the World Cup soccer |
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