Uppity Women. I’m surrounded by them. I’m outnumbered three to one at home (numbers slightly improve if you count the dog). My two most recent professions, stay at home parent and tour guide, generally leave me the only man in the room. Even here, I write under the gynocratical rule of the The Hill Is […]
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A flurry here, a flurry there. While I’m not hoping for another Snowmeggedon, snow is beautiful, and it blankets our neighborhood, transforming the city landscape. There’s nothing quite as picturesque as dogs frolicking in the snow in Lincoln Park or the trees along East Capitol drooping with white branches. Let’s hope you have a chance […]
Greater Greater Washington argued that the bike ban on the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail doesn’t make sense. JDLand shared reminders about the public meeting on the proposed Half Street Market on Tuesday and the meeting on Barney Circle on Thursday. ANC Commissioner Phil Peisch reported that the National Community Church is planning a few changes to the […]
Once again, DC has survived another march – this time by those demanding immediate action on the imminent threat of global warming. Activists from around the country, some 35,000 strong, gathered near the Washington Monument to propound their views. It is an activity that is explicitly allowed in the first amendment of the constitution, and […]