In a lot of ways, Washington DC is just like Washington state.<\/p>\n
Here are just a few examples:<\/p>\n
1. There is a Takoma here in DC. \u00a0My aunt and uncle live there, as well as Patrick and Emily Schneider’s aunt (she saw me on the streets wearing my Puget Sound shirt… she says “hi!”). \u00a0There is also a Mount Rainier, but I haven’t been there yet, and I’m assuming it’s not as great as ours.<\/p>\n
2. I live on the George Washington University campus, and there is a Sigma Chi fraternity house just down there street. \u00a0They sit out in front of their house shirtless almost every day… just like at Puget Sound!<\/p>\n
3. DC is bigger than Puget Sound (no way, right?), but I don’t feel disconnected or lost-at-sea. \u00a0I see people I know around campus, I run into other interns I know on the street, and there are always friends close at hand.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In a lot of ways, Washington DC is just like Washington state. Here are just a few examples: 1. There is a Takoma here in DC. \u00a0My aunt and uncle live there, as well as Patrick and Emily Schneider’s aunt … Continue reading