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Tag Archives: Washington D.C.
The Humors of Thanksgiving
Actually, all I can do is laugh. Let me assure you that Thanksgiving ended well, and we enjoyed every bite. The leftovers are just being finished. But it was an exciting day starting with the unfrozen Rock Cornish Game Hens … Continue reading
I’m back!
I wonder what happened to the draft I just wrote. It’s gone. Pity. It was a classic. It has been too long since I have published on WordPress and I intend to do better. Stay tuned. In the meantime, we … Continue reading
DC Pride in rainbow colors
Okay, I’m way late on this. But the Washington DC’s Pride parade was so fun, then scary, that I let weeks slide by. Spoiler: one pix has naked male buns. You are warned. If you watched the poor television coverage … Continue reading
Lunch Time in a Furloughed City
For the last 35 days, business and government in Washington D.C. was being held back by a fight between the President and Congress. Finally, the logjam was broken. It’s a pity it was too late for for one of the … Continue reading
DC’s Cherry Blossoms, Miami and bureaucrats
It’s spring in Washington which means it’s all about the cherry… blossoms. This year we’ve been blessed with several days of warmer-than-normal weather. The blossoms are reacting in the usual fashion, blossoming before the festivities. The National Cherry Blossom Festival … Continue reading
Journopalooza!
Local news media held their annual Journopalooza – Battle of the Media Bands – at the Hard Rock Cafe in D.C. Translated that means that a solid crop of Washington’s reporters, editors, television people and more came together to drink, socialize … Continue reading
A Walker in Many Worlds 