Saturday, October 4, 2008

dc

this makes me miss dc.

"... Local citizens, governments and business communities committed themselves to making improvements in transportation, education, social conditions and urban development. With the ensuing population growth and economic diversification, the Washington area blossomed into a world-class city, rich in theater, music, the visual arts, museums and even cuisine. It now has one of the country's best-educated populations and largest university and think-tank communities. Its economy has grown well beyond the federal government into technology, research, services and real estate. It has become one of the nation's most diverse metropolitan areas, enriched by international organizations, embassies and sizable immigrant populations from countries around the globe."

thank you, Mr. Downie.

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