Change Is Hard

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Georgetown plus

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See the cute stores reflected in the window?

While I was in DC I stayed at a hotel in Georgetown.  I’ve never stayed there, and on my many taxi trips back and forth I could see it was really beautiful.

Living close together in cuteness.

I only had 30 minutes between meetings on one day to wander a little bit.  It sure is a pretty place.

Optimistic door.

And there was a giant library just a couple blocks from the hotel.

No time to go inside.

There was much more to see, beautiful gardens and a pretty cemetery, parks, large colonial homes.  But I had to get back to work.

No time for shopping.

And then my time in DC was up and I was headed home.

Leaving Regan National airport.

I had a layover in Cleveland…

Dropping in on Cleveland early in the morning.

…and left as the sun was rising.

Cleveland at sunrise.

Ultimately I landed in Flint, home of the Buick.

1938 was a very good year.

It was a fast trip, a busy trip.  We got a little bit of good done.  I have jet lag and I didn’t even fly that far.  Georgetown and DC are beautiful.

Someday I want to go back just for fun.

Author: dawnkinster

I'm a long time banker having worked in banks since the age of 17. I took a break when I turned 50 and went back to school. I graduated right when the economy took a turn for the worst and after a year of library work found myself unemployed. I was lucky that my previous bank employer wanted me back. So here I am again, a long time banker. Change is hard.

15 thoughts on “Georgetown plus

  1. Your pictures are very nice! It’s been years since I’ve been to Washington and I’d love to go back – I’ve seen the major attractions, but would love to wander Georgetown and spend some time in the Smithsonian. I hope your meetings were productive.

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  2. I love Georgetown! Not only is it cute, but it is a really FUN town. It does look like Philly (where I spent my Saturday).

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  3. Looks just beautiful!! I wish you had more time to enjoy it.

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    • Me too. I say that every trip to DC…wish I had more time. I did have a whole week in 2009 when I wasn’t working..in December. Cold. Windy. I was sick. But still..it was fun.

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  4. I love Georgetown too! Very cute and lots of good shops and restaurants. It would be fun to live
    there if you had a lot of money! 🙂

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  5. So glad you stayed in Georgetown. It’s one of the prettiest cities I’ve ever visited. It, like many VA cities, are all architecturally similar to New England. I hope you get to got back to see more of Georgetown and enjoy a bit more DC too.

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    • I’m sure we’ll be back to DC…last time (11) we walked from where we were staying across the river to Georgetown one night..but I don’t think I realized where I was…

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  6. Hi, Dawn. I’m glad you got to stay in a pretty place and hope you can go back to explore it sometime. Was that Buick in the Flint airport? What a grill!

    It may not be jet lag but simple exhaustion. You put a lot into these trips and meetings. Rest well tonight.

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    • PJ: Yes, the 38 Buick was in the baggage claim area of the Flint airport. Beautiful car. I slept all day on Friday after I got home…and a lot on Saturday too. Today Katie and I played and I feel back to normal. Too bad about having to go back to work tomorrow! Good thing I had a couple days off after getting home to get readjusted otherwise it would be impossible to get back into the work frame of mind.

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  7. One day I hope we have a chance to compare notes about Georgetown. Once upon a time, a long time ago, it was one of my favorite places.

    Sleep well.

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  8. People so often seem to say that they live in dull places where there’s nothing to take photos of. I love doorways and railings and benches and all that kind of stuff! Nice finds in your half an hour plus flight.

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