Friday, October 3, 2014

The Final Update: Washington DC

Wow, this took a while. Here it is. The FINAL UPDATE of my cross-country roadtrip. Before we made it to NYC, we stopped in Washington DC to hang with our bestie, Diana.

Perhaps the greatest thing about DC is that it reminded me so much of home. It was the best way of easing back into New York life. It's a real city with a real subway with a real Shake Shack (yum!). While it's fun enough to simply walk around and take in the gorgeous DC architecture, there's a ton to do. Perhaps my highlight (besides watching X-Men: Days of Future Past) was visiting the Spy Museum. "Operation Spy" is totally worth it. While it's meant for children, this interactive experience was a ton of fun for the four of us--clearly, we were far more immature than the other children in attendance. Perhaps the most poignant moment from the adventure came when we had to discuss whether or not to torture a hostage. Everyone (including us) stood on one side to say we should torture, but one 8 year old child stood on the other side, reminding us that it's an ineffective and morally wrong decision.

He convinced us all against torture. Good job, kid.

International Spy Museum
http://www.spymuseum.org/

H Street Country Club
http://www.hstreetcountryclub.com/

The DC Metro features some beautiful tunnels.

You can crawl inside a vent (for fun!) in the Spy Museum.
There was a special James Bond exhibit when we went.


Indoor mini-golf? Yes!

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