Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Check the schools. You can have a house in a great walkable neighborhood that borders another neighborhood with tons of apartments with low-income people, and the schools will be filled with kids from the apartments and your kids are the minority from the SFHs.

oh no, low income kids are just horrible! you ho.

this was the reason my cousin gave for sending their child to a $25K per year private school instead of the local elementary school. I was a bit stunned that they don't see the racism in that argument.

Anonymous wrote:Check the schools. You can have a house in a great walkable neighborhood that borders another neighborhood with tons of apartments with low-income people, and the schools will be filled with kids from the apartments and your kids are the minority from the SFHs.

oh no, low income kids are just horrible! you ho.

I love my neighborhood. But I wish I'd known that it's impossible to take a left turn from the road I usually take to get to metro and my daughter's school. There are no left turn signals in my morning rush direction and there are never any breaks to make the turn without a signal. I end up having to go out of my way just to get anywhere (or drive no a more stop-and-go road) and it is ANNOYING. I may petition VDOT for signals since there are left turn lanes and lights, just no left arrow.