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And Cherie, I do agree. I would not run in CD2 if we hadn't already been house hunting. The house we live in was purchased for proximity to the law school with an aging car. We have one bathroom. 
We've been talking about the move for 4 years, looking for nearing 2.
Part of why I have been so picky is we *want* to be there and not move again for a long time. My husband and I text real estate listings instead of love notes. If there were someone I felt more qualified who was already there I would not run.
I love my job. I love my clients. I love family law. I do not love having representatives that do not pay attention to what is happening to the law and having it do actual harm.
Now I'm tapping out but not because I'm disinterested, but because I need to do homework for my class. Which, incidentally, I drive 6 hours round-trip once a week to take. #LifeinCD2
There are qualified people here. Why they aren't running is another problem. But I stand by my belief that CD2 deserves someone committed enough to us to live here. We are good enough, smart enough, and, dang it, [some] people like us.
I know how awesome it is. I have worked there for years and will live there soon. It's a weird race and a motley crew of job applicants. The worst part of a win will be leaving. DC isn't my favorite town. I'd pick Woodstock to Calais any day of the week over DC.
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