Dear Anne Frank,

I honestly hadn’t thought of the trip to come out this way. It was supposed to be a getaway, go have fun, relaxing weekend with Dan. However, when I wasn’t looking for answers, there they were.

On this fourth lovely trip to DC, I have figured these things out:

I figured out DC was my New York City. Instead of always looking for the answer, it somehow has a way of finding you. A “one man’s” journey has only yet begun. A reinstated – everything happens for a reason… because, everything does happen for a reason. Fate has a way of delivering the news on its own. Life moves like a metro train – comes and goes the people, stopping at different places in life to let them be dropped off.  Let go, let God and let the stars navigate you.

Not to mention, not planning is DEFINITELY the way to go.

Pretty much everything was new, different experiences, different thoughts came out of it…and some more reinstated ‘life lessons.’

Most newly enjoyed experiences were: Eating at a famous place, finding answers in NA museum, finding my story at Holocaust museum, eating Lobster mac & cheese for the first time, eating amazingly mouth watering pizza while inside a restaurant with a crazy and perfect interior, riding the metro again and spending time with Dan.

Here are some really funny photos that we found along the way. 

Um....? Panda, wtf you doing? 

Does anyone else see anything wrong with how this tree is laying? Or is it just ME? 

I'm not so sure I want to 'join' that gang! 

This quote is just hilarious - right out of the Postal Museum. 

Only thing missing was a trip to the Potomac River, but we only live four hours away from DC so that’s saved for another trip.

All in all, I love the city of DC and had tons of fun. I’m glad I could share with you what all I did.

Your friend,
Karen-Maeby