09 Sep 2011

Things We Take For Granted: The D6

Metro buses don’t typically give people the warm fuzzies, although Angelique has previously waxed poetic about the X2 in this space.  Much ink and pixel has been devoted to WMATA’s delays and inconveniences, not to mention the heartbreaking fatalities.  On Twitter, there is @unsuckdcmetro, a feed devoted to highlighting and retweeting the bad –and sometimes […]


26 Aug 2011

Things We Take For Granted: Steady, Non-Shaking Ground

I originally was going to write about how sweet and underrated the back-to-school is as a citywide experience: even those who do not have children or do not seem to have children about them appear to look on in a kind and perhaps reminiscent way as waves of kids of all sizes and ages trot […]


12 Aug 2011

Things We Take for Granted: Urban Wildlife

The other day, during a twilit walk around the Capitol grounds and the Supreme Court, I ran into a very special visitor who was taking in the sights.  She was originally from somewhere in Eurasia, but definitely called the Chesapeake watershed her home after countless generations here.  Her striking, dark and leggy frame really stuck […]


27 Jul 2011

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Things We Take For Granted: The H Street Farmers Market

I grew up in the country, on a farm, where fresh produce was in abundance all summer long. Our plates were full of fresh corn, okra, tomatoes, cabbage, kale, shallots, berries, and the likes all summer long. We never needed to visit the produce aisles of our local supermarket, because everything we needed was right […]


20 Jul 2011

Things We Take for Granted: Neighborhood Whimsy

Feel like setting up doll house-sized vignettes in your garden of succulents? Why not! Care to decorate your patio with Lilly Pulizer colored lawn furniture and pink bikes? Go for it. Can’t fit the suit of armor in the dungeon? Put it on your porch. Want to turn an old toilet into lawn art? Well, […]


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