It’s the turkey hangover edition! Somehow, the first Monday back at work after a long Thanksgiving weekend is harder than most. The December stretch of holiday parties and light work load is here, and all you can think about is that next long break for Christmas, then New Year’s…and then those pesky New Year’s resolutions […]
One of the original missions of The Hill is Home was to bring together important and useful information about Capitol Hill into one place online. With everything else going on in our lives, it can be difficult to remember when and where your local ANC meeting takes place, what the URL is for their web […]
For personal trainer Katherine Hambrice, a healthy, strong body is the best vehicle for a vibrant body and soul. Hill resident and personal trainer Katherine Hambrice was a successful travel manager with a bright future in the business, but, like so many women, she found herself “limited by her hours spent behind a desk.” Looking […]
While in my usual columns about lost Capitol Hill I write about landmarks that are completely lost, it is good to see that I am not the only person trying to remember some of these buildings. Today I write about a place that I found out about only because there is still a small memento […]
No matter how well you plan and delegate, it is inevitable that you wake up on Thanksgiving morning and realize that you needed one last item from the store. Or maybe your pie burned and you need to buy all of the ingredients again (don’t laugh, this happened to me last year). Or maybe you […]