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[quote=Anonymous]Aw, I feel like I should be defending Takoma Park because I live in the historic district.  I have a big yard and my house is cute but not small.  There are indeed a variety of people who live here who span the socioeconomic spectrum, so you can have some beautiful Victorian houses on the same block with tiny bungalows and a random rambler.  I kind of like that kind of architectural diversity.  I also have kids and plan on sending them to the public schools.  I'm not LBGT but this probably is the most liberal, accepting area in the DMV (and probably one of the most liberal and progressive places in the country).

That said, it is not for everyone and not every neighbor keeps up their house or yard.  It's an interesting place but if you aren't into shopping at a coop instead of a grocery store or having some neighbors who don't seem that concerned with painting their trim.  I totally respect people who don't think Takoma Park's their cup of tea, because it is a bit unusual, but I feel the need to defend it :)

All that said, I have some gay couple friends with kids who live in the Friendship Heights area and they seem happy.  It's definitely not like Takoma Park :)[/quote]

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