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By Michelle A. Krowl, TMH alumnae and board member
When I last lived at TMH in the mid-1990s, access to email and the internet were still relatively new for many of us. And America Online (AOL) dominated the market in providing online access at home. The floppy disks and CDs with AOL software to load on home computers were everywhere! But, after loading the software, using AOL still required a landline telephone for the modem to dial up the local number for an actual connection. Thus, the landline telephone in my room at TMH was my lifeline to online connectivity.
Between traveling, visiting with friends and family, answering the same questions over and over again, and everything else the holidays bring with them, things can get a little stressful at times. In fact, one survey shows that only 10% of individuals report feeling no stress during the holidays.
TMH is a temporary residence hall for young women ages 18-34. With only a minimum stay of two weeks, residents can enjoy an affordable place to live, home-cooked meals and a great location. Established more than 130 years ago, we provide welcoming, heritage-rich accommodations that make life in DC easy for our residents – nestled in a prime address on Capitol Hill, just steps away from the Senate office building.
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