Newschool Nomads

Tweet   Ten mostly marvelous, beautiful, and educational Days in DC And this, our friends, is our last Washington DC post. Finally. Love and Laughter Jenn If you enjoyed this post you can follow one of three ways! 1. Sign … Continue reading →

Tweet As we travel the United States we like to visit different churches to experience different styles of worship and teaching. We chose to end our last day in Washington DC by attending a Sunday morning Service at the National … Continue reading →

Tweet After our visit to the Air and Space Museum Brent mentioned he would love to take the boys to an air show. As luck would have it Andrews Air Show was being held the following weekend! Yes!!!!! Love and … Continue reading →

Tweet Too be honest I am a little DC-ed out. I am now. I was then. But there is so much to see and learn in Washington D.C. And what kind of homeschooling parent would I be if I took … Continue reading →

Tweet Inside of Ford’s Theatre where we watched,One Destiny, a play about Lincoln’s assasination. Across the street from the theatre is the Petersen House, the house where Lincoln died. The boys added another Jr. Ranger badge to their growing collection. … Continue reading →

Tweet A visit to the National Archives. (I may or may not have cried when we saw the Constitution.) A stroll through the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden. An afternoon at the National Museum of American History. Probably our … Continue reading →

Tweet It was a rainy Monday. The grey skies and drizzle seemed fitting for the main destination of the day, The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. We started with the children’s exhibit, Remember the Children: Daniel’s Story. The exhibit is … Continue reading →

Tweet I’ve said this many times that the best part about being a family on the road is meeting up with family and friends, old and new. In DC we met up with Brent’s cousin, Christopher, who was an officer … Continue reading →

Tweet The best way to see Washington DC is by bike. It’s free. It’s fun. It’s fast. Just look how much ground we covered in one day.   Lunch in Chinatown.             When I first … Continue reading →

Tweet Is anyone there? It’s been a while since I updated. As you might guess, I’m a bit behind in writing. We’ve landed in Colorado to spend three months snowboarding and experiencing life in the mountains. Last year, we spent the winter in … Continue reading →