Mr. Maitai Goes To Washington: Capital Punishment Never Felt So Great!
Eight Days In May
Along with our good friends Kim and Mary, Tracy and I were able to visit our nation’s capital for a week in May 2009. There’s no better place for a hands-on history lesson than Washington D.C. Please join us as we explore museums, monuments and, oh yes, martinis.
June 1, 2011
Chapter One – Let The Walking Begin Day One – Arrested Development, Deposed Premier, Budget Crisis, This Ain’t No Disco, Seeing Red, Grab A Vine, Bar Exam, Monumental Journey and No Go-Go Wearily staring at my computer at 2:30 a.m (I don’t sleep well the night before flights) on this […]
June 2, 2011
Chapter Two – Days At The Museums Day Three – The Twelve Hour Day – Is That A Shoe Or A Condo, Lunch In A Native Setting, Capitol Idea, Houston we Have A Problem, A Very Public Library, The Supremes, A Museum in KAOS and CONTROL, Escargot Here I Go […]
June 3, 2011
Chapter Three – Hallowed Ground to Falling To The Ground To A Meeting Of Travelers Day Five – Get Out Of My Way, Changing Of The Guard, From The Halls Of Montezuma, Missed It By That Much, I Cannot Tell A Lie, Where’s Vanna White, George Washington Slept Here, The […]
June 4, 2011
Chapter Four – White House, Abe’s House and Our Last Day Before Returning To Our House Day Seven – Tennis Anyone, Act Of Congressman, Hail To The Chief, Hail To The Chief (of Police), Nearly Turned Into a Newt, Moon Rocks, We’re On The Road To Nowhere, The Lincoln Logs, […]