Tom Scales wrote:
>One of the appeals to the move is how close we'll be to 'our history'. DC,
>Philadelphia, even New York are fairly close by.
Congrats on the job--as most of us have learned the hard way, sometimes you
gotta do what you gotta do.
You will be *so* close to *so* much-our history, culture-don't like NYC? Go
to Philly, Baltimore-a really nice city and those crabs--check out the
Lexington market, D.C. which speaks for itself, cuisine--my mouth waters
when I think of the choices North of the VA/MD border, scenery--Poconos and
on into upstate NY, the shore-O.K., it's a little bit further to the
beach. Think of the new sporting opportunities-snow skiing, snowmobiling,
snow shoveling, ice fishing, ice skating, ice scraping. Of course there
will be many new and different photo ops in winter. Other than the longer,
colder winters and *generally* cooler and less humid summers you'll
probably love it up there.. Best of luck and looking forward to an update
once you're settled.
Gary
P.S. If you find that Old Man Winter keeps you indoors more than out and
your new house has a basement you can always shift into model
railroading. Now there's a way to become a different kind of 'holic.
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