If you’d like to live it up Halloween style this weekend, check out Claudia’s post of all things (at least, a great many things) Halloweeny on the Hill. But if you’re like me and the sight of too many random strangers in Bernie Madoff masks is a little scary, try some of these other fun […]
As someone who grew up trick-or-treating on the Hill, I can say with much certainty that Capitol Hill celebrates Halloween better than any other neighborhood in this area. My friends in suburbia-land try to brag about how their streets are full of kids and they all decorate their houses, but I promise it is nothing […]
Gosh they really are serious about the Streetcars… Wow! The notion of streetcars returning to the streets of our fair city has been a tantalizing idea for many in H Street area. Despite being an idealistic, rose-colored goggle-wearing, devoted H Street cheerleader, I put that idea in the space in my heart which I usually […]
When I started my consulting business a little over a year ago, the first thing one of my good friends said was, “You have to meet Andrea Fuller”. You see, because of my corporate background I had come to regard it as myth that the flexible workplace truly existed for experienced professionals. After meeting her […]
The day is practically over, but I wanted to post a brief “hurrah” and “thank you.” It’s been six months since The Hill is Home went live, first on Blogger, and then in our current configuration on WordPress, and what a ride it’s been. Since our first WordPress post on May 20 (yeah, formatting was […]