Back in October we celebrated my 29th and Dave's Big 30th birthday. Dave's 30th really didn't get celebrated enough since Graham was born two days before and it was the middle of football season. Some of our family chipped in to help us pay for a little trip for the two of us after football season was over. The day after Christmas we flew to Washington D.C. to watch the Cowboys play the Redskins. We only had 3 days and 2 nights so we were very busy trying to cram everything in that we wanted to see. I found the travel package through the Cowboys website so we stayed at the same hotel as the team and went to a dinner/radio show and got to meet a couple of players. And they took care of us getting to the game, hosted a tailgate party and brought us back to the hotel. We spent the rest of our time touring the city. Neither one of us had ever been there, so we were so excited to see our nation's capital!
Watch out- picture overload! And these are just a few of the many I took.

We just happen to walk in our hotel when the team was arriving. The hotel security would not let us get very close and these pics are awful, but it still was exciting!
Jerry J and his wife in her full length fur. You can see Jerry's hand waving.

Wade Phillips coming in. And a great pic of the
Ritz staff:).

Jason Whitten's back:). We did get a smile from him.

At the dinner & radio show where Choice and Ratliff were being interviewed.

Getting a pic and autograph

Here are some touring pics from the first day. It was cold and drizzly.


My history teacher husband insisted we make a point to stop here. I made him do that for the pic. It was enormous and we only saw a few parts of it. Amazing!

Rocky Balboa's gloves.

Laura Bush's inauguration ball gown.

Abe's hat.

We took a tour of the monuments at night which was beautiful. These pictures aren't very good, but you get the idea.

Lincoln Memorial


Jefferson Memorial

Dave checking out Thomas J

Vietnam Memorial

The other 2 days we were there the weather was great. Chilly, but sunny! I don't have any pics from the Holocaust Museum since they were not allowed, but it was truly moving and something everyone should see.

A pic at Arlington Cemetery and you can see Washington monument in the background.
