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
04 Aug 2015

DC:

This Sunday: Capitol Hill Kids Will Sing for Statehood

The same folks who brought you #SledFreeOrDie are at it again. This time, we all have John Oliver’s epic #DCStatehood push to thank. Read on: GIVE US YOUR CHILDREN!!!! By now, you’ve seen the John Oliver masterpiece succinctly pointing out the inequities in DC’s status as a federal enclave, right? No? Goddamnit, keep up here. […]


03 Aug 2015

DC:

WATCH: Last Week Tonight on #DCStatehood

This video needs no introduction other than three cheers and a hope that John Oliver can do what so many tireless crusaders have not been able to achieve: forcing DC to produce new license plate mottos.


30 Jul 2015

H Street:

A Creative DC x Maketto IRL, Friday 7/31!

This one is for all the local creative types who want to network and meet like-minded individuals, and who are just a little tired of having to explain that, yes, you can have a creative career in DC not directly linked to politics. You guys: you need to meet Morgan Hungerford West. If her name […]


30 Jul 2015

Kingman Park:

Barricade Situation in Kingman Park Area

  There is a barricade situation going on at Kingman Park right now in the 500 block of 25th Place NE, near Benning Road NE and close to the RFK parking lots. According to residents who have been tweeting the blog Frozen Tropics  and us for the past hour (since 7:27 a.m. as of this post), there […]


29 Jul 2015

DC:

State Avenue Gravitas? This is Serious.

I have considered getting Massachusetts Avenue tattooed onto my forearm–although that tattoo would run from my wrist and clear to my shoulder and I’m not ready for that kind of commitment. Running from Southeast DC, briefly interrupted by the Anacostia River, passing through many a landmark and not slowed down by the most fearsome traffic circle in […]


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