Yesterday, we toured the National Cathedral in Washington D.C., which is the sixth largest cathedral in the world.

After hearing Acappella rave about Philly Cheese Steak sandwiches, I got to sample the real thing in the market place next to the convention center in Philadelphia.  I now understand their excitement as I highly recommend this treat, smothered in grilled onions.

When we told our friend, Caryl Rice, about our visit to Philadelphia, he offered his commentary on the city of "brotherly love."  He said, "Yes, they love to rob you; they love to stab you; they love to murder you."  -  Doesn't speak well of our inner-city crime problems.

It's amazing to see how small the room is where the first representatives of the thirteen colonies met to iron out an agreement.  Above George Washington's chair was a rising sun.  In the beginning of their protracted and heated debates, Ben Franklin said he didn't know if it was a rising sun or a setting sun on their feeble attempts to launch a democracy.  Fortunately, after lengthy deliberations, he declared it must be a rising sun.

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