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		<title>Wishes for AWP, my recommended sidetrips from the conference, and crash courses</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[While life is giving me a crash course in food allergies (anaphylaxis versus intolerance, IGE tests versus IGG &#8211; these phrases were a foreign language just a few months ago!) I&#8217;m thinking about the upcoming AWP and wishing I could see all your shining faces there next week! I&#8217;ve always had fun (exhausting fun, but [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>While life is giving me a crash course in food allergies (anaphylaxis versus intolerance, IGE tests versus IGG &#8211; these phrases were a foreign language just a few months ago!) I&#8217;m thinking about the upcoming AWP and wishing I could see all your shining faces there next week! I&#8217;ve always had fun (exhausting fun, but still fun) at the AWPs I&#8217;ve gone to, and have missed it the last couple of years. I&#8217;m going for sure next year, and of course AWP 2014, but that&#8217;s small comfort this year.</p>
<p>So, in service to all of you AWP-goers, and as someone who used to know DC pretty well &#8211; I worked there for six months &#8211; make sure you make a few side-trips outside of the conference:<br />&#8211;Check out the Smithsonian; I personally love the Natural History stuff, but them I&#8217;m a lover of dinosaurs. And the Smithsonian&#8217;s free! Tax dollars at work, people.<br />&#8211;Some awesome art museums, including the National Gallery and the Corcoran Gallery of Art.<br />&#8211;Go about fifteen miles into Northern Virginia to Great Falls National Park. It&#8217;s so beautiful, you can hardly believe it&#8217;s right outside the city. I stopped there all the time when I commuted to DC from Richmond.<br />&#8211;Some terrific food to be had in Georgetown, if you can manage the traffic. 1789 is (higher end) traditional DC done right, Cafe Bonaparte is all about wonderful French-ified brunches (crepes!) Just stopping by some place for coffee is fun. Wander around on foot if possible.<br />&#8211;One night, be sure you order gigantic room service sundaes. I don&#8217;t remember how it started but this was a tradition in our family when we visited DC for Dad&#8217;s business trips. So I just naturally associate DC with hot fudge and ice cream.</p>
<p>Most importantly, remember to blog about your adventures, especially the juicy stuff. Because I want to live vicariously!</p>
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