i was a eenager in nw dc in the 50s. we did all rhat c stuff then, roo. a part of showing yourself that you are no longer subject to the rules your parents made. by our 20s we were back to being normal human beings. and later as a parent of teenagers in nw dc, , i felt the same frustrations you mentioned. so glad i will never have to be a teenager again.

that is what they said about the west of the xusa in 1800. people just have wanderlust.

you wil need a readers card to get into the working part of the library, and on the form they will ask your age and reason. research is reason enough. age is because they no longer want to deal with highscholers. the area schools used to assign research papers and mandated the loc experience.

lived there 80 years. lots of new people coming c in, no one leaves except the children of residents. of my high school class, i am the only one who stayed here.

hate the climate, love the people

dc native, hs in dc. of my class, only one other stayed in dc. dc kids want to get away from it, others want to come. guess that is normal.

this is very italoamerican. never seen in todays italy

not place of birth, but place of issuance of the first card.

bavaria?