“It took maybe a year of living here for me to just get over myself and be fine with being sweaty all the time.”

“I could have taken the military scholarship, but do I really want to be an accessory to a never-ending imperialist war?”

“I feel like your second marriage is for love and you just seem ‘meh’ about her.”

“I look like a Finnish mom. But I’m kinda down for that. They have healthcare.”

“Because it’s a big consortium of companies all together trying to take over your mind. It’s something that you’ll have to deal with the rest of your life.”

Maybe people are too into exercise in D.C..

With the holidays underway, many people are returning home or joining their families somewhere else. Sometimes that’s stressful or a pain in the butt, but sometimes it may result in advice.

Abortion is pretty much always a common issue in political campaigns, both in D.C. (when Congress cuts funding for local groups or city expenditures) and around the country. It’s often thought of as a binary issue, with just two sides. But maybe not.

The big day has come and gone, and while the special Valentine’s Overheard in D.C. yesterday sums the day up nicely, some folks still had more Valentine-y things to say.

Metro has been a lot of problems recently. However, maybe there’s another way of looking at Metro foibles.