Sunday found us eating breakfast at Cosi and jumping on the Metro to head back into DC. First stop: Foggy Bottom- GWU. Deya decided she wanted to see where I would be going to Law School. After trying a few locked doors, we found an open one and walked through the law school, looking in the library, various study rooms and classrooms, the commons area and the open air quad. We decided that I would need to take a picture in front of the library and that I might as well do it when there was no one around.
After the law school, we went in search of another special request of Deya's: she wanted to see the GW Hippopotamus. I will let you explore the following link to learn why we have a bronze hippo on campus, but here is Deya with the hippo.
We jumped back on the Metro and continued on to Metro Center, our second stop. Deya wanted to see where Elysa would be working, so we stopped by the BakerBotts office. On the way we, discovered that the city had branded Deya as one of its own. We figure that Deya has successfully survived and passed "Camping in the City." Note the skid marks!
Sunday found us eating breakfast at Cosi and jumping on the Metro to head back into DC. First stop: Foggy Bottom- GWU. Deya decided she wanted to see where I would be going to Law School. After trying a few locked doors, we found an open one and walked through the law school, looking in the library, various study rooms and classrooms, the commons area and the open air quad. We decided that I would need to take a picture in front of the library and that I might as well do it when there was no one around.
After the law school, we went in search of another special request of Deya's: she wanted to see the GW Hippopotamus. I will let you explore the following link to learn why we have a bronze hippo on campus, but here is Deya with the hippo.
We jumped back on the Metro and continued on to Metro Center, our second stop. Deya wanted to see where Elysa would be working, so we stopped by the BakerBotts office. On the way we, discovered that the city had branded Deya as one of its own. We figure that Deya has successfully survived and passed "Camping in the City." Note the skid marks!
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