White House
      Whenever we go to DC, we only see the White House from a distance. That changed today. Jet's uncle gave us a free tour of this famous place. I knew Jet would be good for sumpthin' someday ;oP
The Library is well kept. No book out of place. It looks straight out of a movie set.
The Vermeil room, used to be a billiard room, is now home to portraits of First Ladies.
The China room contains china pieces that the President and family use.
The Green room was once Thomas Jefferson's dining room. It's now used for receptions.
The Blue room is often used to receive guests. It also houses the White House Christmas tree. Although, according to Jet's uncle, each room contains a Christmas tree during the holiday season.
The Red room was used as a breakfast room by John Adams. This is also a favorite among the First Ladies.
The State Dining room can seat 130 guests at dinners/luncheons. Jet's uncle pointed out that there's a prayer carved into the fireplace mantel and before eating, the President and guests will pray this.
The tour ended there. We didn't get to see the West Wing nor the bedrooms. But it was quite an experience. I felt powerful while walking along the hallway or inside the rooms. Thanks, Jet, again.














































    
The Library is well kept. No book out of place. It looks straight out of a movie set.
The Vermeil room, used to be a billiard room, is now home to portraits of First Ladies.
The China room contains china pieces that the President and family use.
The Green room was once Thomas Jefferson's dining room. It's now used for receptions.
The Blue room is often used to receive guests. It also houses the White House Christmas tree. Although, according to Jet's uncle, each room contains a Christmas tree during the holiday season.
The Red room was used as a breakfast room by John Adams. This is also a favorite among the First Ladies.
The State Dining room can seat 130 guests at dinners/luncheons. Jet's uncle pointed out that there's a prayer carved into the fireplace mantel and before eating, the President and guests will pray this.
The tour ended there. We didn't get to see the West Wing nor the bedrooms. But it was quite an experience. I felt powerful while walking along the hallway or inside the rooms. Thanks, Jet, again.















































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