Thanks! I hate gardening so I've been planting native perennials but need something to center my yard around.

I'm looking for a small tree to plant in my front yard in Charles Village. I know nothing about trees. Would a dogwood work?

Check out Charles Village too! We have a decent sized row home and small front and back yards. It's family friendly but you can also walk to a lot of restaurants and bars.

Where did you hear about this meeting?

I think you know the answer to that question

The only way I know about these is from Reddit, so I always encourage residents to check periodically.

And getting insulation installed can be a pain too. We found out that our whole house had the original knob and tube wiring and that it was really brittle. We ended up having to spend $25k to get the house rewired just so that we could insulate our roof lines.

The city uses taxis/Ubers for special ed students. I'm not sure about elementary.

Maybe you need to move from a "perfectly healthy obsession" to a perfectly unhealthy obsession of our sewer system

We're gonna need more trees!

I met my spouse on Bumble!

Some other good 1st dates I went on (that were cheaper since the aquarium costs like $70 for 2 tickets) are ice skating, and walking around. The zoo might also be fun depending on the weather.

My first date with my now husband was at the aquarium! We ended up spending like 6 hours together and wandered around to get food and hot cocoa after.

I don't think the aquarium is basic. It gives you things to talk about and do instead of just sitting across from each other at dinner or something.

Plus, if you wind up together you have a picture from your first date!

That's horrifying on so many levels

I thought the license plate said "Retired Police Ass"

I don't think you'd need to find that. The city already doesn't fix them. There was a massive pothole/sinkhole in the alley behind 26th and N. Calvert that several people repair tickets in for. It took 3 of my neighbors and my husband popping tires (my husband popped 3 tires at once) on it for the city to come out and do anything.

Sorry for being uninformed, but would this be an above ground light rail system or a below ground metro?

I'm excited for the possibility either way, but a Metro would be so nice.

I'm near 28th and I'd like more of both. People with small cars, motorcycles, and dirt bikes often drive through the pylons, so solid barriers closer together would be nice.