There is a cap on them, but I agree that I’d put $10 grand in I bonds and then put the rest elsewhere.

I’ve always gotten mine back really quickly. Sorry you seem to have always had such a problem

Oh, I’m love that extension to Dulles. I have been able to fly back home to San Diego on a nonstop flight instead of transferring nonsense. The effort to get to Dulles before wasn’t worth it. The silver line is great. I have timed it up well.

This is the term our agency uses, so I say teleworking too.

Totally. I have a larger dog, but I have it worked out. And we go on a lot of daily walks.

That’s exactly what I do now!

Plenty of apartment buildings, including the newest ones, allow large dogs, even if the “official rules” or lease says otherwise. You just have to start looking and asking. DC is very dog friendly, even for certain breeds that have been singled out.

I am thankful. I was also worried about that. I feel very lucky to live in my place generally. It’s the least subterranean basement apartment you’ll come across. And it’s on such a great street. I don’t plan on moving out anytime soon.

I had a terrible experience at the Garrett in navy yard. I would avoid that whole group of buildings and stay away from the newer quick construction ones. I though lived in Valo in southwest waterfront and that building was built like a rock. It’s newer, but the quality is high and I couldn’t hear anything!

I now live in a cheaper basement apartment on Capitol Hill. It’s freakishly quiet here on the street and I live in the bottom of an old house and rarely hear my landlords above. So basement apartments in a quiet neighborhood might fit your budget better and be right up your alley.