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This Week's Blog Roll: Real Estate, Eliminating Racism, Winter Food Fun

Our bloggers are sizzling with great commentary. Check out some of Arlington Patch's local voices.

Have you checked out some of the posts from our stellar team of bloggers? Here are some excerpts from this week:

A , Arlington Patch welcomed a new blogger, Realtor . This week, he came back with an interesting question: Is Arlington in the middle of a ?

"Rents are rising and single-family homes are still out of reach for many young buyers, making the multi-family market and the boomerang buyer a possible real estate match made in heaven."

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 wrote about Martin Luther King Jr. day, wondering if there is a :

"Racism is a plague that knows no borders. A plague that needs to be and must be healed for progress and all of its attendant blessings to flow to all of humanity. To every nook-and-cranny of the globe."

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 agrees with a statement she recently heard, that :

"Every day when I was in  I would hit the "wall" and need to rest and gaze at the crappy day time tv shows (this was before DVR) with glazed eyes, a cup of tea and the cat sitting next to me. He would very patiently snuggle when I wasn't feeling well and absorbed tears and commiserated with me on the state of the world (if his food dish was empty). He is no longer a spring chicken at the ripe old age of 17. He is slowing down."

Foodie  was and brought you all her tips:

"I’m fairly myopic in my interests. When I travel, I focus on which restaurants to visit. I like to read cookbooks. And for weekend activities that don’t involve driving a child to some sort of sports practice, I like to have a food theme. Without summer's easy access to farms, markets, and picking opportunities, I am challenging myself to find creative foodie entertainment near Arlington in the cold months."

If  wants to remember something, :

"Yup, I use a pen and a piece of paper. I keep a pad of paper next to the refrigerator for the never-ending list of things we need at the supermarket. When the time is right, I suspend adding items and take it to the market with me, but I start all over again the minute I get home."

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