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CAMP bbq/picnic- Sat. June 11
lookin forward to catchin up with folks @ the bbq/picnic.
found some stuff to do:
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Saturday, June 11
10:00AM @OSH Oh Say Can You See Join a park ranger on a tour through Historic Georgetown to Francis Scott Key Park. Discover how the burning of the City of Washington by the British led to the writing of our nation's anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner." Ages 7 and older.
12:00PM @ OSH The Old Stone House: Witness to the Past Discover the stories behind the Old Stone House and its place in early Georgetown history. See how citizens of the day lived in one of the oldest homes in Washington, D.C. All ages.
2:00 PM @NC Birds of Rock Creek Park Join a park ranger for a short hike to observe and learn about some of the birds that make Rock Creek Park their home. Discover why they are important to the park?s habitat. For ages 7 and older.
4:00 PM @NC Join us for a series of planetarium programs exploring the universe. Topics for these programs include the sun, moon, stars, planets, and other space phenomena. Ages 7 and older.
9:00 PM @MF Exploring the Sky Come see the stars! Join the National Park Service and members of the National Capital Astronomers in Rock Creek Park to view the stars, planets, and other night sky phenomena with telescopes. For all ages. Rain cancels this event.
for more info on the camp bbq event- check out the village event listing.
found some stuff to do:
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Saturday, June 11
10:00AM @OSH Oh Say Can You See Join a park ranger on a tour through Historic Georgetown to Francis Scott Key Park. Discover how the burning of the City of Washington by the British led to the writing of our nation's anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner." Ages 7 and older.
12:00PM @ OSH The Old Stone House: Witness to the Past Discover the stories behind the Old Stone House and its place in early Georgetown history. See how citizens of the day lived in one of the oldest homes in Washington, D.C. All ages.
2:00 PM @NC Birds of Rock Creek Park Join a park ranger for a short hike to observe and learn about some of the birds that make Rock Creek Park their home. Discover why they are important to the park?s habitat. For ages 7 and older.
4:00 PM @NC Join us for a series of planetarium programs exploring the universe. Topics for these programs include the sun, moon, stars, planets, and other space phenomena. Ages 7 and older.
9:00 PM @MF Exploring the Sky Come see the stars! Join the National Park Service and members of the National Capital Astronomers in Rock Creek Park to view the stars, planets, and other night sky phenomena with telescopes. For all ages. Rain cancels this event.
for more info on the camp bbq event- check out the village event listing.
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On a scale of 1-10? 4, reaching a 6 by the end.
I should explain. I do a lot of traveling to various MSAs, Conventions, Picnics- Muslim gatherings in general. And I have this internal rating system of how cliquey vs. open they are. How well they treat strangers, etc. One of the reasons for my balloon animals is to draw people out of their shells, make people a little less insecure. I just felt like people weren't willing to break out of their shells, the vibe felt a bit stifling with what I saw as insecurity, or an unwillingness to begin new relationships, or go out beyond their comfort level. It's understandable, because our whole society is like that. It's considered weird to go and speak to some stranger... I tried :)
In all fairness, I did meet a few wonderful people and hope they keep in touch :)