I love the blossom busses and trains during this season!

Not yet lol which is why I am asking for assistance.

Well from the article it looks like you need to be pretty high profile to get an invite. Are you?

Hello ,

Thanks for the feedback . I am referring to the one that happens in November. Not the Free one . event

Please check out the link below . I am not referring to the free one . I am referring to the one that happens in November. event last year

2019 national portrait gala 2019

>year . Also , I

The spacing of your punctuation gives me anxiety.

Just know that you're getting slugged if you spray anything directly on me. Who TF do people think they are? Might as well be spitting on somebody.

https://www.nga.gov/calendar/community-events/nights.html

Tickets open up a week prior.

Did a bot write this?

I know the national gallery of art has gala’s that you can attend for free. Just look up the dates that tickets become available for the next one and book asap (like within seconds) to get a ticket. I went to one with some friends it was cool

Check the dude’s profile.

I’m looking at the art in your photo. I love that you captured all the buildings in a row!

Airport vibes

Unsure if you got him but a LOT of bloody paw prints in front of where Harris Teeter used to be across from Potomac Ave Station.

Edit: Saw that you did. Nice!

Bless you. So glad you found your pup.

Excellent

He did according to the IG story!

Wait so did Delano get reunited with his human? I need happy closure people!

I miss when there were zebras in SE

Can we leave the SC drama to another thread? The man’s trying to get his injured dog back

Weird, I live up Colorado close to this and somehow missed it entirely

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About 15 years ago, I was in Zion National Park hiking up the narrows in March. It was not crowded because it was freezing (water was fresh snowmelt, thigh+ deep in some places). It was incredible. We only met one other couple, two older folks, the guy with a very nice canon slung on his neck. We chatted, and he gave me a piece of advice I’ve never forgotten. I mentioned how he was brave for bringing his camera, that I had left my Nikon in the car. He said, “a camera left at home for safe keeping is no better than a broken camera.” It’s going to break someday anyway, might as well take the risk of that happening while you’re doing something exciting, and get some great pictures along the way. Put your camera to work and then carry it in a backpack rest of the day.

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OP - you rock!