01 Sep 2016

Arts & Entertainment:

“Satchmo at the Waldorf” Hits a Blue Note

Monday night’s performance of Satchmo at the Waldorf, the first offering in Mosaic Theater‘s second season, was memorable for many reasons. Maybe it was the fact that it was opening night and a packed house. Maybe it was the deft way in which Craig Wallace recovered seamlessly from a couple of crucial prop fails, while […]


31 Aug 2016

Dining:

Mezze Box DC, Here to Help With Dinner (PROMO CODE INSIDE!)

Recently, Mezze Box DC offered to let us try their homemade meals. If you enjoy Mediterranean food and find yourself eating out or ordering some sort of carry out on a regular basis, you should consider giving them a try. My family really enjoyed their food and we look forward to ordering from them soon. Mezze […]


30 Aug 2016

Sponsored Post:

Is it a Healthy Treat or an EEEK?

By Bonny King-Taylor, the doggy lama, pet coach Have you ever noticed how much the dog treat aisle at the pet or grocery store looks a whole lot like the cereal aisle? Sadly, given the ingredients in the most popular treats, the two products are much too similar. My buddy, Bob the dog’s person, once […]


22 Aug 2016

News:

Ward 6 Update from Charles Allen

We are lucky to have a friend as well as a Councilmember in Charles Allen. He and his team periodically send a Ward 6 update. We are sharing the latest one, in case you missed it.  Does it feel a bit like summer is winding down? Schools are getting back in session and Labor Day is […]


22 Aug 2016

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: улитса индепенденс авеню

This weekend, I was pointed to a post by Architect of the Capital (not to be confused with the Architect of the Capitol) about a trove of Soviet-era maps, the men who have made a study of them – and the map of Washington, D.C. that was created at a time when it might have […]


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