Doing the lord's work. :)

not D.C., but an easy walk from the Twinbrook subway:

http://congressionalaquarium.com/

All trains are currently doing 8 car stops, however, the 7000 series car doors are spaced slightly differently than the other series. As the other series are retired, this problem will go away.

https://www.chesapeakeconservancy.org/falconcam/

https://www.wusa9.com/article/traffic/mission-metro/shots-fired-inside-potomac-avenue-metro-station-washington-dc/65-4c11a37f-a784-49e0-ae2b-26cf1804bffe

I like all the antennas on the roof. 📡📡

It takes up the whole block. 🙂

🤷‍♀️ D.C. field office is at 3d and G, so not too far away.

Pls see

r/washingtondc/comments/11sfhro/romantic_hotels/

https://dcaudubonsociety.org/birding-dc

They claim to have bird walks, but their calendar doesn’t seem to be up to date.

The tv spot on this interviewed a woman who works in one of the restaurants down there and she said she's very skeeved out leaving work after midnight with all the random people hanging around in clumps.

Presumably as much as a security guard?

👍🐟🐟

You might want to post a volunteer over at the usual spot to direct people to the new spot for a little bit…

Take the train.

That doesn’t seem very efficient. “Hey, we need the chopper in the air, stat!” “Sorry, it’s going to take another half hour to fuel it.”

Dunno if they’re mandated, but every doctor/dental office I've been to since this all began has required them (including my appointments this calendar year). They also usually have them available for patients who don’t bring their own.

Eh, I dunno; a few years ago, I watched a guy on a scooter run down a pedestrian. A couple nights ago, I watched 2 scooter riders crash into each other in the 9th St bike lanes. However, it’s true that scooters on their own are much less deadly, since their speed is a lot lower than cars and they’re featherweights.

A very cultured bird.

Call them back a week before your next date and say, "Sorry, kid's still nursing." If they say, "Tough, come anyway," say, "Sure, I'll bring the kid and just whip it out during voir die."

Giant O St. Market has kosher Yehuda egg matzoh (and Manischewitz whole wheat).

(Guess I never thought of myself as living in a particularly Jewish area; out beyond Rockville, the local grocery stores have pallet loads of those pink Streit's boxes stacked to the ceiling just inside the doors.)

no, I figured...

well, if it was "Lost an iPhone on the bench..." that would make more sense.

ohhhhhhh feel better soon. :(