I originally was going to write about how sweet and underrated the back-to-school is as a citywide experience: even those who do not have children or do not seem to have children about them appear to look on in a kind and perhaps reminiscent way as waves of kids of all sizes and ages trot […]
Irene shouldn’t be arriving until Saturday night so don’t cancel your yard sale plans quite yet! If you’re having one, let us know in the comments.
So, this weekend may be your last chance for fun in the sun before the Labor Day long weekend, or it may be a soggy windy mess if Hurricane Irene decides to pay us a visit. Either way, you’ll probably have some free time and want to spend it indoors. Take advantage of your neighborhood […]
Hello Capitol Hill! Will we have, years from now, crystal-clear memories of where we were at 1:51 pm on August 23rd, 2011, as Mineral, Virginia, and the rest of the Eastern seaboard got a crash course on P-waves and S-waves? Perhaps, but you should know that all District of Columbia Public Schools are closed today, […]
This shot from Capitol Hill Books brings on flashbacks of my summer reading list in high school. Around this time I’m be frantically trying to catch up on all of the reading I had been neglecting. Cliffs Notes, anyone? Have a few great shots from the neighborhood you’d like to see featured? Add them to […]