Back in the saddle again

I’m back at work this morning after the three day weekend. It was a nice break, and we had a good time in DC over the weekend, although anytime you’re visiting the Holocaust Memorial, the Vietnam Wall and the many other memorials and tributes, it’s always a bit sobering. Especially considering I had never been to the Holocaust Memorial before, that was extremely sobering, but worth every second of it.

I’ll have pictures from the trip sometime later this week, I’m sure.

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