Washington, DC Archive

0February 19, 2010
POD – Still Snow

Since we’re still digging ourselves out from the recent snowstorms, I thought it only appropriate to continue to put up...
0July 02, 2009
POD – American as Softball

This weekend we celebrate the 4th of July with barbecues, swimming, binge eating, lemonade, and, yes, softball. Happy 4th everyone!!...
0July 01, 2009
POD – Play That Bone!

I am always thrilled by cultural events. Usually, they come to me when traveling, but, this one we found in...
2June 29, 2009
POD – Birthday Dinner Flash

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1June 24, 2009
POD – Patience

One of my favorite spots in DC is the Lincoln Memorial. Lincoln, to me, is such a great example of...
2June 22, 2009
POD – Warrior Fathers

Today’s POD takes us back to the Vietnam Memorial, which was decorated with white and red roses yesterday for Father’s...
1June 18, 2009
POD – The General's Smile

Think about it, have you ever seen a painting of George Washington smiling? Me neither. Perhaps this is why: these...
1June 17, 2009
POD – Rain at Mount Vernon

Today’s photo is the first directly posted from the iPhone. I’m currently standing in a surprisingly long line in the...
2June 11, 2009
POD – Holocaust Museum

Guards stand watch and the flag hangs at half mast today in front of the Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC....
2June 09, 2009
POD – Colors

This image was captured a few weeks ago here in DC. The spring is so incredibly beautiful with so many...

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