Tuesday, April 03, 2007

The WWII memorial. Each of the pillars with wreaths stands for a state (or territory).

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My favorite Smithsonian museum (The Museum of American History) was closed for renovations, but a small sample was on display at the Air and Space Museum.


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This is inside Sen. Mitch McConnell's office at the Capitol. Since he's Senate Minority Leader he gets a nice office at the Capitol and at the Russell Sentate Building. We saw both. :)
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Pictures from the rotunda...
The ceiling is around 200 feet tall! The pictures on the ceiling represent the 13 colonies and victory. The pictures in frames are sectioned into 2 eras: Founding the Land and Founding the Government. The last picture shows a chronological history of the land beginning with Columbus and ending with the Wright Brothers at Kitty Hawk.

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This was Monday morning at the Capitol building. In the Rotunda there are statues of famous people from various states. This statue of Henry Clay is never rotated out as other statues are.
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Hilly and Coco napping...(I forgot to post this one last night.)
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Monday, February 26, 2007

Spending the day with Hilly and Coco...









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Monday, February 19, 2007

Happy Birthday to me! This is the only picture worth posting!
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Monday, January 01, 2007

New Year's Eve...part 2. Chance playing with Stuart's new Wii. Posted by Picasa
New Year's Eve


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During halftime...we were getting good at taking pictures of ourselves by this point! Posted by Picasa
Some pictures before and during the bowl game.


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Us...outside the Parthenon.  Posted by Picasa
This is the statue of Athena inside the Parthenon. Around the edge of this room there were replicas of other statues found in the original Parthenon. The signs said the "real" ones were in the British Museum. Matt and I saw them on our honeymoon! :) Posted by Picasa
The Parthenon in Nashville (I mean, Athens of the South). Posted by Picasa
The gigantic Christmas tree inside the Opryland Hotel.  Posted by Picasa
Here we are in the Opryland Hotel. We had just bought our tickets for the bowl game...Matt was way excited! He made me laugh before taking the picture, so my eyes are all squinty! Posted by Picasa