Puerto Vallarta - Day Three
Starting off our morning with a great breakfast! Omelettes, fresh fruit, and donuts made on site.
Massive wall art of album covers.
Large wall art of musical instruments. Picture doesn’t do it justice.
Washington DC Trip - Day Two - Mayflower Hotel
We will be spending the next five nights at the Mayflower Hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue. We had previously stayed here back in 2019 when we interned Kathryn’s dad in Arlington National Cemetery. It’s one of the oldest hotels in the city and has been used for many famous people including US Presidents. The Mayflower opened its doors on February 18, 1925, with 440 guestrooms. The hotel earned the nickname “The Grande Dame of Washington” and “Hotel of Presidents.” Former President Harry S. Truman famously called it “Washington’s second-best address” (after the White House). The Mayflower has hosted inaugural balls, state dinners, high-profile meetings, and been an enduring location for both social and political events. In 1927, Charles Lindbergh was awarded the Hubbard Medal at a breakfast held at the hotel. In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt reportedly drafted his inaugural address including the line “The only thing we have to fea...
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