daughter doing internship this summer in dc. looking for sublet in foggy bottom neighborhood and or around there. mid june to aug 8. pls share ! thx ! submitted by /u/Key_Flow_2045 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello! I want to get back into tennis and play competitively on a regular basis. From looking online, it looks like there’s several leagues in the area (USTA, Capital Tennis Association, & DCTennis). Is any one better than the rest? Any recommendations? submitted by /u/Icy-Priority2692 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

In red x, we bomb our bridges. In purple U, we make a blockade. In green, we set up command. Fort Reno has high ground to the NW, Meridian Hill was the OG Carver Barracks, and the Arboretum has the bonzis, which will boost morale. The south has the intel (FBI, Navy Yard, Ft McNair), barracks on the Mall, and DOE has the nuclear codes (game changer). We don’t expect Virginia or Maryland to come through, so I’m willing to let them pass through Anacostia. Not because East of the River is bad, but it’s hard to defend and not worth it resource wise. Maryland has the naval advantage, great sai ..read more

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Hi all. Looking for recommendations for comic book stores in/around DC area. I’m from out of state but will be visiting family. Specifically, I’ll be coming from Fairfax. Please keep recommendations near to there or DC (so, none in MD). For example, I saw a few online, such as Victory Comics in Falls Church and Fantom Comics near the Dupont Circle metro station. What I’m looking for would be stores with a large collection of back issues of mainstream comics. My husband is an avid comic book reader and has lists of comics he needs to complete various sets. He likes looking through what I’ll ca ..read more

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I live in Woodley Park for two years and these are some of the coldest people I've seen. No one in my building talks to me and when I walk around my neighborhood, most people go out of their way to avoid me. Is there a part of DC I can move to where people are friendlier and open? I love the neighborhood aesthetically and convenience but I live alone. I have friends but on the day to day, Im noticing this is impacting my mental health. I am an introvert and super shy but I've always been one to smile at people or give a head nod. People don't even reciprocate that. I can bypass strangers outs ..read more

Living in DC, I’ve found that some must-have phone apps for me are the “DC Metro”/“Mapway” app which is great for transportation and delays, “Uber” and “Lyft” of course for ridesharing, and “Nudge” which is really great to hear about events and specials going on! What are some apps you have that you think are essential for anyone living in the Beltway? submitted by /u/FeignedInterest54 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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