It's All About Them

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

The "I Just Got the Visa Bill from Vacation" Commercial

Taking a stretch limo to our hotel.....$75.00

Photo with Cookie Monster in Times Square.....$1.00

Me Want Cookies!

Great seats at "The Phantom of the Opera".....$160.00 x 4

Playing the giant keyboard like Tom Hanks in "Big".....$0.00

Hot Pink Barbie Foosball Table.....$24,999.00

Dancing Cowboys in the D.C. Parade.........PRICELESS!

This is #1 on our Top 10 list from vacation

'cuz ya just don't see "cowboys" like this in CG!

Hilarious!

Thursday, July 21, 2011

THOUGHTFUL THURSDAY

Someday....

Terry and I are going to travel Route 66 in the '55.

Monday, July 18, 2011

More Vacation Photos

Washington D.C. Highlights -- Believe me, I have MANY more photos, if you're interested.

Hopefully, I will get them ordered sometime soon.

Aubrey's favorite part of our trip

Washington Monument

At the World War II Memorial

Vietnam Wall

Honest Abe

A nice couple from Baltimore took this photo

of us at the parade

Parade Float

Fireworks!

Arlington Cemetery -- as far as the eye can see

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Changing of the Guard

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Thankful Thursday!

My Family

Cooling off in the pool at our hotel in D.C.

Monday, July 11, 2011

Planes, Trains and Automobiles.....Stretch Limo Included!

These are some highlights from the New York leg of our vacation. I'm sure there will be more once we get photos from Aubrey's camera uploaded. Our vacation really did involved about every kind of transportation. We flew into New York, took a limo to our hotel in Times Square, rode the Amtrak train to DC, then a taxi to our hotel there. We also rode the Metro (subway) one day to go to the Arlington Cemetery and then another plane flew us home. Oh, and did we ever WALK!

New York skyline as seen from the limo.

Aubrey enjoying the ride.

Our Limo and Driver

Outside the Majestic Theatre before seeing the Phantom of the Opera

Times Square

Lady Liberty -- as seen from Battery Park

Part of the memorial on a building next to Ground Zero

TO BE CONTINUED.....

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

There's No Place Like Home

After two days in NYC and four in DC, we are convinced there truly is "no place like home". We will be boring all of you with stories and photos from our trip for months. And be looking for our Top 10 Vacation Highlights that we are already compiling. We are flying home tomorrow afternoon.