We visited the National Museum of African American History and Culture today in Washington DC. The history section takes up three floors. We made it through two of them in four and a half hours.
This young man, who did not give us his name, was the one who greeted us, explained that there was just one restroom on the first floor, but also helped us to be aware that what we were about to experience would be a deeply emotional experience.
It was.
I am decompressing from the amazing day I spent the Women’s March today in Washington, DC.
I will be sharing more of my images from the day, but for now, I’m just going to go to bed.
Descent into Baltimore . . .
All packed … mostly. As always there will be a few things thrown in to my carry-on in the morning. Mini-Hillary and I are off to Washington, DC for the Women’s March.
Kettle handle.
Working on my headgear for the Women’s March in DC. All over the country, many women (and men) will be wearing these hats.
More info can be found at this link.
“Oh, did you want to read this? I’m sorry, but there’s a bird outside the window I need to keep an eye on.”
Carissa Snedeker Photography 