Washington DC’s Dulles International Airport: passing through. Decent airport, but inconvenient for lounge users: I wanted to try the Capital One lounge but it’s too far and I’ve to go outside – then going through the security check again.
… the airport with 60,000 passenger daily has replied to my brief review: is it by AI or a human? By the way, JFK is not top five busiest airport in the nation – it’s the 6th!
3301 M Street NW
(corner of 33rd & M)
Washington, DC 20007
Is it really delicious, worth waiting for hours? Ummmm … I don’t think so. But their cupcakes do taste pretty good. So to avoid waiting on line, you can order online.
So far, they’ve opened five more stores:
Bethesda
New York is at 111 Mercer St, New York, NY 10012 (Soho)
2121 P Street NW
Washington, DC 20037
(202) 448-1800
It’s at Dupont Circle, 2 steps from the Freshfarm Market. They assess $20 per room per night resort fee or room fee. Not sure this considers cheating – the extra $22.90 (with tax) – a little surprise after check in. They’ve rooms available, ranging $149-$249, average $200 a night.
On M Street in Georgetown. This is a chain store, ready eat, upscale. Their first one was set in New York City (SoHo district) by partners Joel Dean, Giorgio DeLuca and Jack Ceglic in September 1977.
My child received couple of roses at the graduation and I debated if to bring them home because they didn’t look too good. But my mother-in-law convinced me that a little water would do wonder.
Bye bye Georgetown, for now. It’s the moving out day but there are many events going on at the school.
… clean out the house.
There are more events to attend but we skipped: we’re all well spent. We dropped off our child at the airport. I walked the Key bridge for the last time, for the time being.
We’ve visited this Dupont Circle market in Feb during the senior weekend. The weather’s the same: cloudy mixed with drizzling, unfortunately. I so hoped for a clear blue skies.
Many vendors are still there and a few aren’t. The old sea captain is again, stirring his multiple pots.
The dumpling guys are there but the coffee guys aren’t – I’ve hoped to see them there and try their geisha beans.
Finally, at last, we get to attend the commencement when and where they’ll receive their degrees. It’s at Leavey Center ballroom. The ensemble is phenomenal, they serenade us with Beethoven‘s No 5 (4th movement). Could there be any better ending than this – I always feel his music is about overcoming and triumph. The commencement book is thick as a tome. The kids came in before their professors/faculties – the music is just marvelous. Thanks for giving us a memorable and wonderful ending.
A reception is followed. The weather is bit cold and rainy.
This little park between the P and Pennsylvania Ave streets NW bridges and along the Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway NW in Georgetown D.C. was created in 1918, primarily to serve the black population – African American children. It’s tennis courts. Pennsylvania Ave NW bridges leads into M Street.
