I visited my son's school last month he is so talented
and works so hard I am very proud of him.
He will be a great lawyer .
We had a bite to eat . RED SUSHI AND SOY
and this was a creative fundraiser
these random kids had to earn a certain amount of money
to get unhandcuffed
I told them I would donate if I could take a picture for my blog
they were more that happy to do that
It is a beautiful Campus in the Foggy Bottom area of Washington DC.
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18 comments:
What a fun post! Lovely captures of a beautiful place. I know you must have enjoyed the visit with your son!
Have a great week!
Sylvia
I see you're already doing a Christmas countdown! Yikes! Time is going by too quickly...The campus looks lovely. Nice that you could spend some time with your son - Good Luck to him!
Looks like a beautiful campus and a lovely day out.
Janice.
Marcia: Thanks for sharing your trip to see your son.
Fun! Ah, the joys of university life. ;-)
What lovely pictures. And a son you can be proud of.
marcia, I'm sure your son will make a wonderful lawyer. Thanks for sharing the pix of the college! :)
Beautiful campus. Thanks for sharing!
What a cool, fun, fundraiser. Your son's smile is delightful. Thanks for these views of the school, too.
Hahahha good bribe!
How about an ornery little fella for Ruby Tuesday?
That is a lovely area of DC - very walkable and lots to do. Good luck to your son in his studies!
There's nothing quite like fall on a college campus. Great photo set.
Happy Ruby Tuesday.
I am glad you had agood visit with your son. I like you attitude. HRT
law school is hard but definitely a great accomplishment once finished. i am a lawyer now and the time spent in law school is one of the hardest period in my life but nevertheless fulfilling. good luck to your son.
Looks like you had a wonderful visit with your son.
Handsome son...lovely reds, but the sushi...you can have it all. LOL
Mine's posted. "I came, HE SAWED, we conquered."
Here's the permalink to Tuesday's entry.
Nice! And I love sushi.
I love the idea of the handcuff-fundraiser :)
You asked about the trees in my MyWorld-post: they are all oaks, but I don't know the exact species.
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