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We are standing in front of the lake at the middle of the WWII memorial - this was a newer monument that neither of us had seen on our previous trips here.

Strangely, just about every single food truck claimed to use 100% organic ingredients in all their food. I doubt that was true. We settled for a couple slices of pizza and saved our appetite for Cheesecake Factory later that night.

We stopped to take a picture in front of the Capitol building. DJ had never gotten over to see it before.

We stopped to take a picture of the Capitol building. DJ had never gotten over to see it before.

DJ laid on the ground looking up at Kelley with the Washington Monument in the background for this picture

A view of the Lincoln Memorial and the reflecting pool from the Washington Monument.

A view of the Washington Monument and the Reflecting Pool from the Lincoln Memorial.

Kelley stands in front of the Lincoln Memorial, the favorite of both of us in DC.

Inside the Lincoln Memorial, chillin with the man, himself.

Another monument that neither of us had a chance to see before. This one is pretty sweet, with MLK Jr. carved out of the rock like that.

DJ had never seen the Jefferson Monument before, so he wanted to make sure he got over there. This was the last stop on our route.

This was in image from a webcam that a PC was converting into a painting-like image in real time. It was super cool, like watching an animated version of yourself walking around.

General jack Shanahan, a Michigan grad, was one of the keynote speakers at this event

The exhibition hall has a bunch of interesting stuff. Here you can see that someone is on TV.

This section of the Berlin Wall was on display at the convention where DC's conference was being held. It was pretty interesting.