Maria Helena Carey

María Helena Carey has always liked to write, tell stories and take pictures but it wasn’t until she moved to the Nation’s Capital that she began exploring all three in a serious manner. She loves poking around Capitol Hill and photographing some of her favorite things: food, her kids, quirky little dogs and cats, and Capitol Hill façades. She is also a portrait photographer and you can see her work at http://mariahelenacarey.com You can contact her at Maria@thehillishome.com

Maria Helena Carey
08 Jan 2019

News:

Hill Buzz

And just like that, we’ve clocked an entire week into 2019. My, how time flies when you’re furloughed having… fun? What happened around the neighborhood and beyond this week? Pictorials JDLand took a tour of the not-new but admittedly improved Virginia Avenue SE. She documented her walk with many photos and her post has the […]


03 Jan 2019

Arts & Entertainment:

Oh, God: Divine Insecurity for the New Year

As always, Mosaic Theater Company knows how to pick works that pack an emotional punch delivering laughter, tears and a dose of frustration. Every play also sparks interesting post-show conversations. Oh, God, Anat Gov’s play about a Jewish Creator who seems to have lost his groove and the mortal who completes him– sort of– carries […]


02 Jan 2019

News:

It May Be Day 12 of the Shutdown, But DC is OPEN (and Clean)

We are on day 12 of the government shutdown. To our neighbors who are on furlough, we send our condolences and hope this matter is solved quickly. However, according to Politico, it looks like this shutdown is tied for sixth longest in history and it’s not clear what will happen when the 116th Congress convenes […]


02 Jan 2019

News:

Hill Buzz

Happy New Year!!! Welcome to the first Hill Buzz of 2019! Hope you were able to rest and find joy in small things over the holidays. Frankly, I’m still trying to RELAX AND ENJOY THE RIDE, but the yelling isn’t helping. How about you? Let’s kick it off with my hero, Dave Barry, and his […]


02 Jan 2019

Events:

Origami Owls and #MeToo: A Symbolic Display at St. Mark’s

Want to start 2019 with something inspiring? Here’s a story for you. Capitol Hill resident and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church member Elin Whitney-Smith started asking a group of friends and fellow church members about their experiences with sexual harassment and/or discrimination, and she started collecting the number of instances of sexual harassment mentioned by this […]


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