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The Tierneys go to Washington Part IV: Monticello Jello and the OTHER Happiest Place on Earth

June 12, 2015 7 Comments

This is Part IV of the Washington DC trip recap. If you missed anything you can click over to catch up on Part I and

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The Tierneys Go to Washington, Part III: Gettysburg, Grotto, George, and That Time My Kids Found a Giant Stick and Recreated the Marine Corps War Memorial

June 10, 2015 17 Comments

This is Part III of the Washington DC trip recap. If you missed anything you can click over to catch up on Part I and

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The Tierneys Go to Washington, Part II: “Bring It” Jesus, a Bloggy BBQ, Monuments, and Forced Marches OF FUN

June 5, 2015 15 Comments

This is part two of our Washington D.C. area family adventure, if you missed part one, you can check it out here. On Sunday, we

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The Tierneys Go to Washington, Part I: Bill the Goat, Baby Bumps, and Whatever This Stuff is Falling From the Sky

June 3, 2015 13 Comments

We have had a crazy couple of weeks around here, what with trying to get the school year FINALLY finished, and an awesome visit from

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