Every so often, I am scrolling through our archives for something and end up stumbling upon a post that brings back memories development or changes that were so controversial…but seem so insignificant years later. My most recent find was this post from 2009 about the debate over whether or not to reopen 7th Street SE in front of Eastern […]
It’s December 20th and I know the Sunday Post or the Sunday NYT isn’t going to read itself, although – real talk– you’ll probably end up looking up some sort of answers from today’s NYT crossword puzzle online and you may even “check” with a couple of friends; but when people ask you if you […]
Yesterday we added a second teen to our household so please forgive me if I show baby pictures or offer to tie your shoes. How shall we distract ourselves from the inevitability of aging this weekend?? Tonight local chef Jonathan Bardzik (who lends his recipes to our Market Meals series) is signing books at Hill’s Kitchen (713 D […]
Capitol Hill Cub Scout Pack 230 is selling trees, wreaths, and table top trees at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation (212 East Capitol St. NE) December 3-6. Hours: Thursday Dec. 3 (5:00pm-8:00pm); Friday Dec. 4 (5:00pm-8:00pm); Saturday Dec. 5 (9:00am – 6:00pm); Sunday Dec. 6 (11:30am – 4:00pm). All purchases support Pack 230’s community service projects. Brent Elementary is bringing […]
I don’t know about you but wearing flip flops in November in DC is just not right. It’s hard to get into the pre-Thanksgiving spirit in a tank top no matter how awesome it is. And of course…mosquitoes. I digress, what’s happening this weekend? Did you miss out on the free T – Pain tickets […]