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Friday Question of the Day – What’s Your Favorite Part About Living in DC?

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Well, the last several months we’ve seen a lot of crime reports and it’s starting to depress me. I’ll continue to post about it because I think ignoring that it is happening is not helpful either. But anyway, that’s not what I want to talk about today. Seriously. There will, sadly, be plenty of chances in the future but not for this post please. What I want to talk about and remember is why we love living in DC. I’ve been walking a lot in Rock Creek Park and it’s been making me incredibly happy. I also love visiting the rivers – both in Navy Yard and in Georgetown. I can’t wait to see how the 11th Street Bridge Park turns out. And the other night I had dinner at Izakaya Seki and it continues to be freaking amazing. And on the food front I’m also super eager to see how Slim’s Diner turns out. But anyway, I’m wondering what you guys are loving most about DC these days?

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