Oh yes. I do mean dangerous. I had to spend some time doing research and active exploration in the Capitol Hill Montessori auction site in order to write this post, you see. Maria Montessori would be so proud of me! I meant to just spend about five minutes perusing the many different kinds of auction […]
Have gardening questions or planting needs? Matthew Roberts at Ginkgo Gardens can help you get started or keep your established garden flourishing with his knowledge and expertise. Hip, hip, and finally hooray – Daylight Savings has arrived! Although it is still literally freezing cold outside at night, the days are getting longer and soon true […]
While some may still be mourning the end of the Pour House, others are ready to finally get a taste of its replacement, Stanton & Greene, which opens this week at 319 Pennsylvania Avenue. While the “official opening” is slated for Thursday, March 12, they will be holding three nights of discounted “previews” this Monday, Tuesday and […]
It looked for a while as if sledding on Capitol Hill would not happen during this snowfall. Appeals by Eleanor Holmes Norton had fallen on deaf ears. A petition that went around brought forth no response from the Capitol Police, the Architect of the Capitol, or the Senate Sergeant-at-Arms. But then, a number of Hill […]
Just look at that face! Roscoe is looking for a forever home after being in the shelter for more than 175 days. He’s a hidden gem, which means that his adoption fee is waived and he gets extra volunteer attention and training. He’s got a good amount of energy, but also great manners and knows “sit”, “down”, and […]