28 Mar 2011

I Love the Baseball

What you’ve heard is true. I’m in love with a loser. In the spring he comes along and promises me a season filled with food, drinks and fun, but by September our relationship has soured — I’m sad and frustrated, but still the supportive optimist. Yep, I’m one a few thousand Nats fans. I attended […]


28 Mar 2011

Monday Morning Circle Time

So there was snow. A bit. Not enough to satisfy those of use who feel we were dis-served by OldMan Winter this year, but really not enough to really mess with your weekend plans. There was a nip for sure but you couldn’t deny that it still felt like Spring. If you’re a driver you […]


28 Mar 2011

Lost Capitol Hill: The John Fox Crematorium

In the early 20th century, cremation was still a new concept in the United States. Although there were 40 crematoria scattered around the country, and New Yorkers were increasingly turning to this method of disposal, cremation still was a repugnant concept to most Americans. Of course, there were those who could not let their views on […]


25 Mar 2011

Open House Round-Up

There are still deals to be had, and this week’s featured house proves it.  Located at 1441 G St, NE, this 4/3/1, listed for $479,900, is a short walk to coffee at SOVA, sweet potato fries at The Argonaut and dessert at Dangerously Delicious Pies.  (Am I giving a little too much away about my […]


24 Mar 2011

Things We Take For Granted: Proximity to I-395/295, etc

If you have to drive to work, living in Capitol Hill is your best bet. According to this article, a one-hour commute cuts your social life by 10 percent. Luckily my driving commute to work is less than ten minutes, so my commute is as easy as they come. At times I feel like, living […]


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