Now that the leaves are good and drippy, it’s time to think about raking. Yes, it’s that time of year when DCPW collects leaves all over the city. Call me crazy, but I’m tickled pink when I see the DCPW guys and gals at work on my street. It means there’s a whole lot less […]
So, last week I wrote about how buying pie equals doing good this Thanksgiving. All you have to do is buy a pie through Slice of Life by November 18, pick it up at your neighborhood CVS, and you’ll support Food & Friends efforts to feed needy Washingtonians this Thanksgiving. Now I’ll appeal to your […]
I can’t walk by the Old Naval Hospital without getting a little buzz of excitement. You see, I am a nerd that loves to sign up for classes. Stained glass classes, pottery classes, finance classes, Spanish classes, cooking classes, etc. And once all of the geothermal holes are doing their thing, donors (large & small) […]
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 […]
Nothing says Thanksgiving like pie. And the with success of Dangerously Delicious Pies and the speed with which pies fly off bakery shelves, it’s pretty safe to say Capitol Hill is a pie-lovin’ neighborhood. Buy your pies now from Slice of Life and you won’t feel quite so guilty about the caloric consumption come November […]