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It’s a lottery-protected pick, so that’s good.
Lottery protection is good. I was not clear what the protection was going to be. I could see the Wizards blowing things up before then.
I pre-registered with VA a month or so ago when they allowed pre-registration for all over 18. Virginia supposed to open up appointments to all starting April 18th. Maybe I'll look at Maryland with the SB link now that they are open up similarly. I've seen scattered appointments at CVS in my area when checking my phone at 6am or so, but I haven't been eligible to claim it. I guess we'll see what happens once they open up to more.
I got an e-mail from City of Alexandria this morning to schedule mine. Now scheduled for tomorrow. I'm phase 2 (18-64 with no comorbidities or employed in any of the prioritized industries/sectors). Hopefully you are not far behind.
A friend of ours heard that a mass vaccination clinic in Hagerstown has had many open spots and she got and appointment today. They are doing the JJ vaccine, which would be nice. My wife is going to see if she can get us in there. That might be a good option for any of you on the western side of the metro area.
We had signed up for JJ, but just went ahead and got first Pfizer dose today in Hagerstown. Hoping we can do second dose somewhere closer, but at least it’s a nice drive out there.
No idea what the rental market is doing, but you can actually see the fiery trail from Cape Canaveral as far as SFHs go.
Just drove through the area for the first time in a while. I used to be there quite a bit for work so I was used to seeing the area slowly change. Being back there for the first time in a long time, there was definitely a noticeable change. A lot of the stuff that used to be under construction seems to be done. I wasn't specifically looking for it, but now that I think about it, I don't remember a lot of cranes like I used to see. But, like I said, I wasn't looking for that, so I could have just overlooked it. I can't imagine it's built-out yet, so I assume there's still a lot of activity coming up.
$110k combined?
What is the “Capitol area”? As in Downtown, the Capital building?
Yes. New job for both. 24 year olds. Those two areas seem like good suggestions.
Yep, she'll be in the Cap Building. That's what they were thinking as far as commute directions. Let him make the trek out to Rockville each day. She's not sure what hours will be like as an aide. He'll be an 8-5 er.STEADYMOBBIN 22 said:
Thanks for asking. They ended up around 2000 Massachusetts near Dupont Circle. He hasn't been called back to office so it has worked well. For reference, $1740 for 700+ sf. Not too bad for dinks.Sweet J said:
dgreen said:
Looks like it’s Fredericksburg - Is there a worse stretch of 95 than that?
Yeah, sounds like there's about 50-60 miles of 95 that are blocked off. There are portions within that stretch that are open but a lot of it is closed. Route 1 looks like a parking lot from Lorton to Fredericksburg.
Nope, we are out in VA, plus she already has something lined up for Saturday.
I feel like I paid about $20/hour back when I used to do fun stuff that needed a babysitter, but it has been awhile, as mostly shut in the past 2 years. With inflation, I could see around $25/hour now, but I don’t have practical experience.
Welcome back!
Anyway, good to see you all again. If you recall my long saga of deciding where to live next, obviously we settled in Brookland.
At those ages definitely hit the natural history museum. Then work your way down to the Lincoln Monument. If the aerospace museum is open hit that (it was closed last time I was there, hopefully back open).
