Where everything used to be frozen, there was running water. Everywhere.
I never even saw this guy last winter.
We had dinner on the terrace of the Sequoia.
This was our view. That is the Kennedy Center overlooking the Potomac.
I had a Riesling. He had a blueberry mojito.
I had a salad-make that two. The watermelon salad in the background was to die for.
He had mussels and calamari.
We had a stroll on the new boardwalk.
...and me. Dang, I look fluffy in this photo. Diet starts tomorrow. Seriously. And exercise. Really. I mean it.
Dessert was at a coffee bar/bakery off M street called Baked and Wired. I had a simple biscotti. The Mister had a cupcake.
We strolled back to the car taking in the sights of Georgetown. We have never seen so much water in the canal. I suppose all that rain we have been having has to go somewhere.
I spun to and fro trying to make my Tour de Fleece daily quota but support spindles and cars are not a happy combination. No matter. Today's stage is going to be a long one so I'll have plenty of time to catch up.
Happy Bastille Day to all my French friends!
Happy Anniversary! Looks like a wonderful time out for dinner.
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary! What a great way to celebrate it too. Those salads look yummy. I agree with you, watermelon salads are to die for!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a per day day!
ReplyDeleteThat looks lovely! Mom and I never did make it to the ocean while we were in Virginia... next trip I guess!
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