25 Dec 2018

DC:

DC Does NOT Like Eggnog (?) and Other Fun Festive Things

Apparently, America is deeply divided on the subject of, oh, I don’t know– pretty much everything? Among those divisions, Tally shared the results from a national survey on whether people like holiday eggnog. DC is in the anti-eggnog camp, although it was too close to call with 942 responses, according to the survey results. Personally, […]


24 Dec 2018

History:

Lost Capitol Hill: Landing at the Capitol

Last week, we looked at an unfortunate aeronautic event near the Capitol, one that sent the would-be aviator into the hospital for a considerable time. Today, I want to look at a more successful – and much earlier – adventure. On March 22, 1922, those people hanging around the east front of the Capitol were […]


22 Dec 2018

Shopping:

How’s that list going? We can help!

So, how many days do we have? Have you eschewed the big A and are determined to keep it local this year? Do you need some tips for where to pick up “just the thing”? Here goes! A comprehensive list with someone you’re bound to be shopping for: They want to be pampered A gift […]


21 Dec 2018

Photography:

Hill’s Eye View: The Final Countdown!

  Christmas is coming and the Advent calendar tells us so. So do the twinkly lights the brighten the dark around the neighborhood and candy cane stickiness on every boy and girl. (Have you tried getting a candy cane off a gingerbread house? You do deserve to eat it, especially if the house is still […]


20 Dec 2018

Events:

To Do: Weekend of December 20th – 23rd

Hey there friends! Are you ready for the whole Christmas/Kwanza/New Year’s shebang? This is the last weekend to shop locally, so get out there and support our small businesses. What else are going to do? Tonight at the Hill Center, the Artists Group Chorale of Washington performs a Holiday Concert featuring Handel’s Messiah as well […]


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