I think even if a teaching position opened up at say GW I wouldn't take it because I don't think life in DC is for me
I think even if a teaching position opened up at say GW I wouldn't take it because I don't think life in DC is for me
semi-aquatic like otters be.
Sorry, you don't really get to choose!Originally Posted by TenaciousKory
(Except duke, don't even apply)
my upstairs neighbor is a prof at GW, director of africana studies
well i was talking more about ever
not directly after grad school
semi-aquatic like otters be.
We are currently in a 3 bedroom ranch which we love, but are moving to a much larger three story 4 bedroom later this month, with the knowledge that we want to create kid #2 sometime in the next year. Also because our current ranch was completely flipped and modernized when we bought it two years ago, and apparently we can sell it for $80K profit after two years because there is a massive shortage of modern "mid-tier" housing here in Winston.
wife almost took her graduate school position at GW but decided on Maine instead.
Also dad wants a basement for "the kids" but one that can also function as a dad cave. Only downside is moving into a less walkable area, however there is access to the Muddy Creek trail a neighborhood over from us so that is dope.
we stayed at the GW dorms every year for the BFTF (Wake's transatlantic summer program which brings a kid from every country in Europe to Wake and we teach them about DEMOCRACY and then bring them to Philly/DC)
those dorms were so grody
semi-aquatic like otters be.
Can't handle the moral heat or can't handle the Ph lied and Ph cried.
And that's why we're moving! Except it was kid #3 that did it to us.
Bunk beds a cool idea, but we tried putting both of my girls in the same room for like 3 months and it was chaos. No sleep was had. And now the boy is 2.5 years old and his crib days are numbered (he has continued to climb out). We needed more room and a better yard.
What kind of minivan that you pretend is a crossover you rocking ATS?
My wife got a peloton for her birthday and spent a lot of time getting the room it was in set up the way she wanted. Like two weeks after she finished she found out she was pregnant so bye bye Peloton room.
Hungry
oof foggy bottom is not a good part of DC
my brother and I did bunk beds for a few years
like, not fun to hang out in? agree, not many fun or interesting places. watergate whiskey bar and rooftop are fun pricey things to do. would never in 1000 years want to live in west end/foggy bottom tho.
I just remember the Peleton commercial where the lady looked like she was being held captive against her will and her husband was forcing her to ride the bike.
Think about how much quicker you'd climb that rope if you had a very attractive but borderline too muscular woman yelling to push yourself and climb faster.
I worked in west end for 5 years and it defs wasn't a great location, at least back then (left that area at the end of 2013). It's easy to get to dupont and georgetown from there, but I never really hung out in either neighborhood so it wasn't really a draw for me.
We went to one of my favorite Colombian restaurants in Charlotte, ordered the bandeja paisa which is basically a ton of meat, rice, avocado, beans, and a fried egg. Empanadas and platanos for appetizers. Took half of it home and regret nothing. Dog thoroughly enjoyed the leftover chicharrones.
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