Celebrating the little things in life that add up.
1. Our trip to Washington D.C., despite the first somewhat rocky day, was actually a lot of fun. We were totally exhausted at the end of each day, but we got to see a lot of neat things.
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Arlington National Cemetery |
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Learning about the Star Spangled Banner |
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The White House |
2. We visited the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on Saturday. It was absolutely beautiful in there. We took a tour which was pretty much catered entirely to Madeline. At almost every turn, the Brother who was leading the tour had little catechetical questions for Madeline and occasionally Ellie. I think she learned a lot on the tour and she picked up two saints she can pray to for help with her school work St. Pius X and St. Joseph of Cupertino. Madeline and I also made it to confession while we there.
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Ellie and Flat Fr. Stanley |
3. The laundry is under control despite the fact that it's been inconsistent with all of the traveling that has been taking place.
Sounds like a fabulous trip! I've never been to DC but hope to visit in the near future. (Maybe when my boys are a little older and can appreciate it more)
ReplyDeleteGreat job. You were in our neck of the woods this weekend. I love the Shrine. It's such a beautiful peaceful place. I am so glad you had a good trip!
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