NPRjunkieDC
NPRjunkieDC t1_j21pqgs wrote
Air & Space museum is extremely popular, but check if you need reservations.
The National Zoo is fun if the weather is mild .
NPRjunkieDC t1_j21pnqq wrote
Reply to comment by 9throwawayDERP in Sursum Corda Safety? by sekhmxt
Agree but she was considering NOMA so the closest was west of Logan. 20007 too, 20015.
NPRjunkieDC t1_j214vdh wrote
Reply to Best chicken sandwich in the DMV? by jsnowman97
I'd be surprised to taste one tastier than Popeyes or Chick-fil-A (struggle with their anti-gay stance but respect them for closing on Sundays , even though that costs them probably tens of millions ).
NPRjunkieDC t1_j214a2c wrote
Reply to comment by dx2113 in Cat sitter recommendations by dx2113
If near Dupont my housekeeper takes care of our cats + those of 2-3 more clients.
NPRjunkieDC t1_j2140u6 wrote
Reply to Sursum Corda Safety? by sekhmxt
As a young woman, I recommend Logan Circle or, in general, zipcode 20009 (Dupont Circle, Adam's Morgan)
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1vrgfx wrote
Reply to comment by johnny2ratchet in Terrible Tuesday! by AutoModerator
I know, yes! But daytime other podcasts not NPR.
Midnight to 5am is BBC on WAMU
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1v5gds wrote
Reply to comment by Quiet-Pirate-4586 in Terrible Tuesday! by AutoModerator
Months? Weeks? Years?
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1v5d2v wrote
Reply to comment by Baloncesto in Terrible Tuesday! by AutoModerator
That happens to me often. That's why I make sure my earbuds are charged, so I just put on WAMU and usually fall back asleep
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1v54t4 wrote
Reply to comment by joebobjoebobjoebob12 in Terrible Tuesday! by AutoModerator
Really? I'm glad you're OK, but what an awkward situation
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1v4xeu wrote
$1000 is I think kinda low . Probably $1200-1400 more realistic .
$120 is what you pay for a much nicer gym than YMCA I think.
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1rgkkl wrote
Reply to comment by Affectionate-Ad-1342 in How to help migrants bussed to DC? by Affectionate-Ad-1342
They have a sign up page at WCK
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1rao9x wrote
When a group of migrants arrived in NY, the discussion was if they could be housed on a boat.
What many don't understand is that these migrants come here to work. They usually have family back home that are dependent on the few dollars they can send .
They are hard-working people. They don't come here to become a public charge. Their kids need to attend local schools, but that is a win/win if these kids can have a better chance in life .
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1r9uub wrote
Reply to comment by Affectionate-Ad-1342 in How to help migrants bussed to DC? by Affectionate-Ad-1342
You can also volunteer if you have the time and energy
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1qz8ne wrote
Reply to comment by 9throwawayDERP in Mazza Gallerie shopping center permanently closes by foodude84
That could be good news. When they updated the IMF building on 19th/H St, it took forever and more expensive, apparently, than rebuilding the whole 9/10 floors .
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1qpjes wrote
Reply to Rock Creek Parkway is terrifying by ActuaryPersonal2378
You don't need to get on it . I live in 20009 next to it and never use it. My husband does, and so does my son.
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1qooyx wrote
Reply to comment by Jkid in Mazza Gallerie shopping center permanently closes by foodude84
You're right to call it will not really be luxury. Shiny with doorman etc but cheaply built like most or all of the new construction in DC
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1qofhq wrote
Reply to comment by messmaker523 in Mazza Gallerie shopping center permanently closes by foodude84
Not really. Friendship Heights is already a high income area
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1qo4zc wrote
I don't know the specific names of the charities involved . I heard this morning they had buses waiting to take them to a church where they had warm food . Then they had buses to help them get to their final destination where the migrants have friends or family .
Thank God for these volunteers on Christmas day and one of the coldest days ever.
Friendship Place + Central Union Mission + World Central Kitchen are the ones I donate to monthly that help the homeless or less fortunate.
The director/CEO of Food for America once or twice stood in line for food during a difficult period in her life and was struck by the kindness and no judgement.
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1prsp0 wrote
Reply to comment by doctorcharming1 in In your opinion what is the most aesthetically pleasing residentialarea in the district? by jurgenius87
23 years ago, you mean?
One bedroom units in 20009 haven't gone up in price for the last 10 years
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1ozxtq wrote
Reply to In your opinion what is the most aesthetically pleasing residentialarea in the district? by jurgenius87
New Hampshire from U St to Dupont is one of my favorite walks . But also parts of Q St NW east of 16th St NW Some blocks on 19th St NW.
DC has preserved its old buildings and townhouses built mostly between 1880-1920.
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1oznp7 wrote
Reply to comment by doctorcharming1 in In your opinion what is the most aesthetically pleasing residentialarea in the district? by jurgenius87
Several of the buildings north of the Washington Hilton on Connecticut Ave are featured in the book Best Addresses of Washington DC . Also the Wyoming, around the corner on Columbia .
NPRjunkieDC t1_j1esv9a wrote
I've had FIOS always but moved to Kalorama side of Admo and only Xfinity. I hate it cuz at different times of the day my streaming on phone or some link isn't working. Turn off WiFi and voila .
Wish we could have FIOS or even Starry
NPRjunkieDC t1_j0n3mob wrote
Reply to comment by Quelcris_Falconer13 in DC's old Vanguard building to be converted into downtown apartments by Maxcactus
Or come to Atlanta.
SF + LA + Denver + Seattle + Chicago + Boston + NYC + DC + Miami + Atlanta. 10 major cities not incl TX.
Atlanta only cheap real estate out of the 10 cities.
Bought condo good location Atlanta .210K 780sf one bedroom + one bath. Put in 70K and new location for kitchen and bath + added half bath + new location washer dryer + new floors + new molding everywhere + knocked down 2 walls . Ended up 2BR + 1FB + 1HB with 70K so total 280K.
NPRjunkieDC t1_j0n2r2t wrote
Reply to comment by Quelcris_Falconer13 in DC's old Vanguard building to be converted into downtown apartments by Maxcactus
400K + $300 per month +300 monthly property taxes comes out same or less than rent if you have DP. With rates at 3% maybe not 6.5%.
DC helps with DP if you make 50-80K .
NPRjunkieDC t1_j22ljq7 wrote
Reply to Best sub sandwich in DC? by Hellstorm5674
So's your Mom on Columbia Rd in AdMo