I was going to write about yet another boarding house that used to be on the Hill, but then another storm came along, one that has drawn many comparisons to the Knickerbocker storm of 1922, so it would behoove me to write today about that storm.
Here’s a list of some of the local businesses and restaurants open and welcoming customers today. Reward yourself for digging round #3 (of 10?) with a hot lunch out or a little shopping for your valentine! Many thanks to Julia Christian of CHAMPS for the list. P&C Market The Pug (at 12:30) Results gym Young’s […]
Gardeners are a great group of people. Being a gardener myself means I get to bask in my own compliment; but I don’t think that’s so bad because speaking recently to Colleen Cancio and Tom Kavanagh, leaders of the happy effort over at the Green East Community garden, I have even more solid proof of […]
Yes, folks, we’ve got another weekend snow storm planned, and the Washington Post is saying that this one is “likely to be historic.” If things keep up DC may finally get enough practice to get good at dealing with snow! Okay, maybe not but I think it’s safe to say that the rest of us […]
So, anyone who knows me knows that I can’t stand snow. I’m a jaded northerner who cites “better weather” as one of the reasons I moved to DC 17 years ago. Snow is a messy inconvenience, and it can kiss my butt. You can keep your Winter Wonderland; I’m staying home and getting drunk on […]