Normalcy-30:Parting Visitation

Why is this strip late, you may ask? Well, mostly it's due to my falling asleep Friday night before I finished inking it, that and my general lack of motivation feed into a vicious cycle some days, and in a lesser sense, Harry Potter. That's right, a fictional character, who it had been decided we would be seeing the film of on Saturday. That is to say, when I awoke I was given food and ushered quickly from there on to the movie theatre. In any case, it was a good movie. A downer though. Well, that was expected seeing as I'd read the books. So, under that poor excuse we come to now. Once again, better luck on Tuesday lets hope.

So, my second real day in D.C. was once again filled with sightseeing, although this was mildly hampered by the damage done to my and my mother's feet from the previous day. You see, since coming home I've been rather sedentary, and she the same, so all the walking the previous day remained. As if our stamina was lowered, a status effect if you will pardon the digital jargon. In any case we went through quite a few areas of the Smithsonian Natural History Museum, whose contents I cannot adequately express within thirty panels much less one, although after a certain point I just stopped absorbing any of the information.

From there we hiked to end our day and our stay at the Lincoln Memorial, which is just as picturesque as you'd think, and were greeted by a spectacular view while exiting. I tried my best to capture it, but even the photo I used to reference the sky can't quite do it justice. Although, I'd like to point out that the sky there is not a photo, but all toning with the brush.

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