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sellers1020 t1_jcoyl3t wrote

Reply to comment by HereComesHR in Recent DC Trip by HereComesHR

I found it more expensive, but was living in Uptown (Dallas) before moving to DC, so not too crazy different. However, in Dallas I lived in a brand new apartment with one roommate and in DC I lived in a 1900’s row home with 3 other roommates. Still loved the experience of living in an old row home full of history and stories. I did grow up in Plano TX where you can get a veryyyyy nice home for what a one bedroom condo would cost in DC. 🥲 that one is hard to get over but I’m willing to make it work because I love the area so much!

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jamz_fm t1_jcoyhni wrote

Reply to comment by wanderouswanderer in Recent DC Trip by HereComesHR

Guided tour of the National Cathedral is a must IMO. The Library of Congress is beautiful, and you can get a card while you're there. I held sheet music handwritten by Louis Armstrong. Love the Arboretum.

Also, small thing, but whenever I take visitors to the mall, we stop by the echo chamber outside the Canadian embassy. Always good for a video and a laugh 🙂

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Nessia94 t1_jcoswc8 wrote

Check out the Asian grocery stores! Such as Good Fortune Super Supermarket in Falls Church, and Great Wall Supermarket in Rockville. They are a little far away from DC though… but they have plenty of fresh cheap vegetables!

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ifoundacouch t1_jcorgqm wrote

Reply to comment by abcpdo in Recent DC Trip by HereComesHR

Yeah. In May, the yellow line should reopen. We're getting more of the newer trains in the next months, which I really hope will make the red faster. But you never know.

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gumercindo1959 t1_jcoql7k wrote

Reply to comment by HereComesHR in Recent DC Trip by HereComesHR

Great to hear. No doubt there are crummy parts of the city but it’s a great city. I moved here over 20 years ago from Florida, and this city has made amazing transformations since then.

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