Wednesday morning I decided to take you through my daytime routine, plus a little sightseeing, to see all the snow! Of course, it is not as much snow as is coming down at the moment, but it was really pretty! I hope you enjoy!! I have also posted a few pictures that I didn't post before. :)
The tree outside our apartment's balcony...looks like the flocked trees Alicia likes.
The view out the door of our apartment. Headed to the bus stop.
There's the bus stop
I have to walk through that?!
The vast whiteness surrounding the bus stop
Our apartment complex, from the bus stop.
View from the train...Arlington National Cemetery
The George Washington University, view from my building
The mall!! People were out playing on it :)
Footprints: Leigh and me. We wanted to walk through the virgin snow in the middle of the mall.
Me with the Capitol Building and all the snow!
Leigh and the Washington Monument
Me and the Washington Monument
Look at the snowy Capitol! So pretty! It was such a gorgeous day.
Oh my gosh! It was so cold the tree froze and turned to ice!
haha, only kidding...it is some sort of sculpture tree
They were building a snowman and I thought it was adorable!
Klassy souvenir trailor at the Washington Monument...
Leigh at the Washington Monument.
The walkway was so pretty! It was like we were in some picturesque movie lane or something.
The frozen reflecting pool and the Washington Monument bathed in sunlight. The Capitol is hiding there somewhere, too.
From the Lincoln Memorial (left, not pictured) you can see the house at Arlington National Cemetery.
Jesse and me hanging out and watching tv. :) <3
Oldies:
Happy New Year!
Mwwahh!!
Jesse popping the champagne.
Cheers!
Me and Amira.
We had icicles on our balcony one day!
Peekaboo!! She crawled under the desk! How are cats so smooshable?!
2 comments:
Too precious! Reminds me of the monumental year we lived near Philadelphia...1976 the bicentennial year. You can say you lived in DC during the winter of 2010! We're off to Kings Canyon and skiing for the long weekend. We will stay at John Muir Lodge. Joining us are Ann Schwartz and Andrea Moss. Too fun! Back on Monday. Love, Mom
The house at Arlington is known as the Custice-Lee mansion. General Robert E. Lee lived there. It belonged to his wife's family...the Custices. After the Civil War, Lincoln decided to make his land a mikitary cemetary so he could never return...alive or dead.
Stay warm.
Love, Dad
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