28 Jul 2010

Things We Take for Granted: Prego

You may remember me from my post about sandwiches a few months back. After that post I was actually referred to as “the girl who hates sandwiches,” but that couldn’t be any further from the truth. I love my staples from home — Macaroni with red gravy and ricotta, pizza with extra cheese, cheesesteaks with […]


28 Jul 2010

It’s Summer Restaurant Week Time!

Why hello there dear reader. I have something important to discuss, so I assume you won’t mind if I ask you two personal questions first. First off, do you like to eat at restaurants? If not, I’m ashamed to know you. Second question, do you wish that eating at restaurants didn’t cost so much? If no, why don’t you […]


28 Jul 2010

Juvenille Violence? Oh, Yeah, Whatever Happened With That?

We tend not to pay a whole lot of attention to juvenile crime, until a spate of high profile events hit us. Before Snowpocalypse drove it from minds, carjacking was on top of everyone’s minds. And some time before that a spate of crimes near Potomac Avenue Metro was heating up the listservs. But between […]


28 Jul 2010

Riding Around the Hill for a Good Cause (and FUN!)

Do you have $20 burning in your pocket, a bike, and an earnest desire to make life a little better for many?  Then Hill and Go Seek is the event for you! On Saturday, August 28th from 5-8 pm, two-person teams will go around Capitol Hill, trying to complete the fastest route between ten points […]


27 Jul 2010

Temporary Pop Up Shop on H

I think if there was a contest today for coolest girl in town Philippa Hughes would win it by a landslide. The Pink Line Project, which began as a way for her, an art lover, to engage meaningfully with DC’s art community has grown into citywide phenomena. Where there is art in this town Pink […]


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