Yesterday we told you about our resolutions. Today, we have decided to share some of our hopes for a good start to 2013. Short of some kind and crazy soul deciding that maybe next year we should all plunge into the Anacostia River to start the year off with a middling case of hypothermia and […]
I don’t know about you, but I’m not too pleased with these neighbors of ours either.
The last day of the year tends to bring regrets, while the first of the year brings promises along with it. “I wish I had…” and “I really should…” pepper everyone’s speeches as the day winds down and a new year approaches. We know New Year’s Day is a meaningless date: today is just Monday […]
With the end of the year upon us, and most of us more concerned with making plans for New Year’s Eve than reading about Hill history, I offer another rerun from earlier in this year. The story is – partly – related in my book, but seems appropriate with the debauchery expected of one for […]
Ready or not, here comes 2013. Before we close the blogroll on another year, we asked our writers here at The Hill is Home a simple question: What was your favorite post of 2012? Easy enough, right? Wrong. We quickly found that it’s hard to choose just one story from the archives. But, after mulling […]