Hello everyone! The late summer mosquitoes are a great mirror for us all: desperate, hungry, ready for a good time, violently hungry, vicious. Okay, maybe the similarities end at “hungry” but you get the gist. What should our mosquito selves do with our limited (summer) time? Need to stimulate your creativity? Then visit Congressional Cemetery […]
Hi friends! Another weekend looms in the horizon and, along with it, more freedoms. A week and a day from today, most coronavirus restrictions will be lifted — and three weeks later, the rest of the restrictions will be history. It’s going to be a weird adaptation process so be kind with yourself and don’t […]
Today was Ward 6 day at the National Building Museum‘s Iceberg exhibit. An hour before the museum opened to the general public, Ward 6 residents could get in to see the hottest (coolest?) exhibit in town – for free! As an extra bonus, councilmember Charles Allen was there, as well. A few pictures from the […]
Once upon a time, the National Building Museum was in trouble. The recession, which hit the whole country hard, was making it difficult for the museum to keep providing excellent and through-provoking exhibits through the lean times. Even though it was (and still is) a haven for parents and little busy ones, and therefore a […]