As I have done my research of the ghosts of Capitol Hill, I have tried to understand why ghosts appear in the first place, what keeps some people around the area long after they have died. A recurring theme is that of someone whose work is not complete, that some closure needs to happen, that […]
The leaves are falling, the squirrels are making a racket, and the pumpkins are on sale. It’s the the time of year folks start thinking about the house projects they want to have done before the holiday party season starts. So, if you’re in the market for a new nest to feather, this Sunday is […]
When I was in first grade, I wanted to be a cocktail waitress when I grew up. I was five years old and had just been shoved into some gifted program at my school, but for open house we had to draw a picture and write a story about what we wanted to be when […]
It’s a three-day weekend ahead for many of us and how will we fill our time?? If you are not leaving town for leaf-peeping here are some ideas… H Street is where it’s at for folks with kids on Saturday: You have the monthly Baby Loves Disco from 1pm – 4pm at the Rock and […]
It’s time again to pour yourself second cup of coffee and ignore the work emails for about 10 minutes. Here’s our look back at what’s been said about Capitol Hill by other bloggers (and journalists) in the last week. Kojo Nnamdi covered H Street on his show and Frozen Tropics shared the link. There’s a […]