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Fairfax City all setup for Rock the Block tonight. The website says the band is Rowdy Ace. #project365
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I worked from home today and this little girl kept me company. Here she is licking in her sleep. Weirdo. #project365
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Spent half my day in a Splunk workshop learning to write queries and build dashboards. #project365
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A couple blocks from King, nestled near the Parker-Gray neighborhood of Old Town, is this unassuming Ethiopian restaurant. Hawwi is so delicious and the staff is very helpful. #project365
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I knew my sarcastic license plate holder was appropriate for drivers in this area, but I didn’t need somebody to rear-end me and prove it. #project365
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Today was the Old Town Festival of Speed and Style. #project365
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Quick little day trip to Richmond so we could visit the Frida Kahlo exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. #project365
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Demaine’s Funeral Home has served Alexandria since the 1800s. #project365
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Followed this cute little Honda this afternoon. #project365
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Suburban Drive-In Dry Cleaners on S Washington. #project365
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There is no bad weather, only the wrong clothing. #project365
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These homes on S Pitt were built in 1860. They’re quite large for homes of that era, almost 3000 sq ft each. #project365
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Harambee Books was one of the first black-owned bookstores in the DC area. It’s been open since 2016 and has a strong community focus. #project365
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Celebrated Mother’s Day with the daughter today since she works tomorrow. Brunch at Jula’s then did (part of) the Heritage Trail history walk through Old Town. This sign is in a neighborhood that used to be called Hayti (pronounced HAY-tie) in support of the Haiti Revolution with Toussaint L’Ouverture. #project365
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I followed this Fairfax County Police cruiser. At the next light I was next to him and asked about the car. It’s a 1991 Ford LTD. I would’ve thought Fairfax County could afford newer vehicles. Har har. #project365
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There are a lot of bricks in this city. This wall hides somebody’s back yard. #project365
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These are the new “luxury elevator townhomes” on S Union, just two blocks from the Starbucks that regularly floods. The sign says “prices upon request” which translates to “if you have to ask, you can’t afford it.” #project365
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A walk down to the water with the wife and dogs after work. Then a nice little sit down on a bench to decompress and catch up with each other. Life is good. #project365
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Is your Chinese food any good if it doesn’t come from a strip mall restaurant that looks like this? #project365
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Somebody’s out driving their 1962 Vespa to the store. #project365
