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All great choices. And the same thing is true of DC. A person could spend days, even weeks exploring the museums there so don't waste too much time trying to live like a local. The people who live there have crazy lives of rushing from here to there with precious little time to appreciate where they are. It's just how our lives go.
There's an Ethiopian restaurant in Georgetown, can't remember the name, that introduced me to the cuisine. We had such a good time! And someone once told me you can get a grasp of world conflict by what restaurants are opening up in DC. Famine in Ethiopia? Suddenly there are Ethiopian restaurants all over DC. War in the Middle East? Look for Persian and Lebanese restaurants. I don't know if it's true, but you could catch up on international news and dine out accordingly. Just to play along.
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"Traveling - It leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller. ~ Ibn Battuta
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