Off for the weekends but work till 10:30 during the week. Gotta love that city schedule.

I would argue that a townhouse is the suburban equivalent of a rowhome in the city.

Hoeroam

The mobile app is slightly better

Amtrak points add up fast. Do the train - faster, more reliable time wise, more comfortable, and the quiet car is clutch to get work done. I prefer Acela because it’s faster and has priority on the tracks.

I believe a certain amount of your commuting costs are able to be tax write offs.

In Europe they're sometimes called terraced houses, but in Baltimore they're rowhouses or rowhomes

Sweet thanks!

Yes, we are off for the weekends.

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Juniper Culinary Apothecary just posted to their stories that they have dried floral available.

I think Rowhouse is the most common. someone might have said brownstone, but that's not very accurate for most baltimore houses.

Townhouse.

Lol the 3 days later reply

Roehoeum

I had some debris fries from acme oyster house and they were magical.

Townhouse ?

Also check http://thebaltimorechop.com/2014/05/02/a-reference-guide-to-baltimore-rowhouse-types/

Hopefully some of the below jogs your memory:

Sometimes they want to say brownstone but that's not right. Townhouse isn't right either. It's not usually semi-detached. Here's a good read on the history: https://wanderwisdom.com/travel-destinations/Row-HouseTheHistoryofBaltimoreRowhouses

Good luck let us know

bando

Haven't found a decent place myself, but as an old Tulanian, I'll wish you a Happy Mardi Gras as I sit here listening to Dr. John after a delicious shrimp étouffée dinner and homemade King Cake...

Chicken box

Oh man I hope you have eaten the roast beef ‘debris’ po boy.

It’s the crispy bits that fall into the gravy after cooking a roast beef. I miss it so much!

A critical component is NOLA specific Leidenheimer bread!

I’m from NY, an accountant and now live in Baltimore.. I wouldn’t expect a NYC employer to reimburse you for any travel. I’d also be worried about state taxes as the traveling will show the job should be technically based in NY. States have and will continue to crack down harder on this rule since COVID. You might end paying a lot in taxes and still stuck on whatever transportation you decide to take..

also the correct answer truly depends on where you are going in NYC. Best way might be fly to NWK and take Path to downtown Manhattan if going to Wall Street or SoHo. Anywhere midtown or above take the train. The Baltimore COLA vs NYC salary if negotiated correctly should negate any money saved by taking a more painful way.

Also, are you staying in NYC overnight? The hotels airbnbs and meals will be more expensive than any of this transportation bs.

Rowhome

Got to make a house a home.

I think it’s important to remember that it’s highly unlikely that anything will be built - rail or bus rapid. The last time MTA built an extension to the system was in the late 1990s. Until MTA is reformed and taken away from state control, nothing will be accomplished.