In case you missed the ANC 6D meeting on Monday night, JD Land has a summary on her website detailing the agenda items that affect the Near Southeast neighborhood. The highlights include a vote to support the historic designation application of St. Paul’s AUMP Church at 4th and I Streets (and an interesting look at […]
It’s been several months since the opening of Biergarten Haus on H Street NE so I thought a dinner out with friends and family this past weekend would be a good check on how the Haus is doing with its food, drinks, and service. I enjoyed my brunch there a couple months ago but Biergarten […]
I didn’t know what to expect when I went to DC-3 for a sneak peek tonight. I love me some encased meats – I dream about Hot Doug’s in Chicago – but I didn’t really know how the Matchbox/Ted’s team would interpret the hot dog. I knew the American classic was in good hands, I […]
One of the things we take for granted on the Hill is the vast intellectual treasures and historic marvels at our disposal. A visit to The Folger Library’s Elizabethan Theatre for a performance of Shakespeare’s tragic and power-saturated Henry VIII reminded me of both Saturday night. The run of this production of Henry VIII has […]
The great thing about moving the clocks back on Sunday morning was the extra hour of sleep. But now it’s dark earlier, which makes for a sad trade-off. Then again, the 7:30 am sunrises were a bit rough. There is something very unmotivating about it still being dark when I leave the gym after finishing […]