This was a temp sign they gave us to show the last day at the booth.

When I stopped Teaching Seminary I started on a whole new path of teaching video. I am now the EDIUS guru for Thomson Grass Valley and I travel the world (mostly USA) demo'ing and answering technical questions about the program. I started this Log for family to see where I have been but anyone who is interested is welcome :)


The last stop was Union Station. This was a very pretty Christams tree that was in there.
Instead of going to the official lighting, I went to dinner with Jerry, Myself, Bob, and Daine
Bob and I then went to the Lincoln Memorial. It was quite a sacred place.
Bob and I took pictures with the monument... Hmmm... who is the better Photog?? :)
There were other things I saw also like Embassy row where most of the world's embassies are. Some were rather large and many were no larger than a small house.
I would love to live by one so that when sombody asks me who is my neighbor I would just say.. "Africa" :)
What is cool is that even though this is not the original location they moved ALL of the original walls and furniture to this location.
You can see all of the writing on the walls... this is a tradition and you can write on any walls you want to... even the furniture.
We stayed very close to the Airport and it was interesting how the Marriott and the Hilton almost look connected .
This is Chuck Davidson at our booth during the Expo.



The coastline was very pretty, there many litte coves created by the coastline... it is pretty cool.
These Little caves are filled when the tide is high. It is interesting how the water cut though someparts of the rock and left the others.