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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You have a 1st grader and no car???? Go nearby![/quote] OP here. Haha. Yeah, next year we’ll have a 1st grader, a kindergartener and a toddler, and no car. We really love the car free lifestyle and actually find it easy and lovely, plus that money saved lets us spend more elsewhere (we’re in a nanny share rather than day care and have a pretty big mortgage). One of my fears is that if we have a kid at Hearst or something, we’ll last maybe a year and have to buy a car. Even if we can make the commute work (it is manageable on the bus) their social circle would all of a sudden be WOTP - randomly going to other kids houses become a Thing. I just don’t know if I’m [b]willing to upend our whole lifestyle,[/b] which we’re REALLY happy with, [b]for the promise of a good middle school[/b]. [/quote] This is such a DCUM trope, for what? 20 years now? Since ~ the giant influx millennials came for the first Obama administration, met/married/had kids, then stayed. Answer: definitely and knowingly sacrifice your kids' quality education to maintain Urban Lifestyle[/quote]
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