10 May 2011

Hill Buzz

Every spring I am so excited for this lovely weather, and I leave my window open at night to enjoy the cool breeze, only to wake up in the morning to the cruel reminder that spring pollen in DC is freakin’ brutal.  How is it that after growing up here, my body still can’t deal […]


09 May 2011

Monday Morning Circle Time

Good morning everyone. I do so hope you enjoyed the lovelygorgeousperfect weekend.  A weekend where the nosy were allowed to peep into the homes of complete strangers, cemeteries were for running in and mothers were fêted (or grumbled about.) I drove on past Lincoln Park on Sunday afternoon and one would have thought there was […]


09 May 2011

Upcoming Community Meetings

Among many liquor license and zoning issue agenda items this month, the ANCs are all finalizing and voting on their resolutions on recommendations for the upcoming redistricting.  I am expecting each group to recommend that the city leave their boundary lines as-is, but the City Council’s subcommittee will have the ultimate say.  In other news, […]


09 May 2011

Lost Capitol Hill: Florence Kubel and Her Two Scandals (Pt. II)

I recently wrote of the scandal that raced through Washington’s papers when Representative Lafferty wrote a letter to Miss Florence Kubel without having been properly introduced, and how this managed to tarnish his name badly. It was a scandal that could really only have happened at the time, but unfortunately for Miss Kubel, it wasn’t […]


06 May 2011

The Hill is Home – for Renovations

Before we began our kitchen renovation my neighbor told me he had friends who actually got divorced over their home remodel. It was with this advice in mind that we pressed forth with what I affectionately refer to as my first and last major home renovation project. I know there are far worse things than […]


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