I’ve just learned about an inspiring program of the Greater Washington Sports Alliance and am thrilled to be able to support it so strongly. Have you ever wondered about potential Olympians from the area? How does the city help them? How can we find out… Read More
Like everyone else, I deserted the District over Labor Day weekend. Georgia wasn’t on my mind. I didn’t do Dewey. I really just wanted to ride in a gondola before the city fell into the water. I still maintain that Venice is like Vegas –… Read More
I’ve just learned about an inspiring program of the Greater Washington Sports Alliance and am thrilled to be able to support it so strongly. Have you ever wondered about potential Olympians from the area? How does the city help them? How can we find out… Read More
Gosh I love programs that bring college students from around the country here to DC! That’s how I first came to know and love this city, and I can’t help but hope that some of these intelligent young men and women take my lead. Today… Read More
I recently attended the Annual Marketing Outlook Meeting of the Washington Convention and Tourism Corporation (WCTC) in DC’s own amazing convention center. Besides hobnobbing with some of the best and brightest business minds in the area, I learned a TON about what DC is doing… Read More
Take one look around and it’s easy to see that DC is not a “Southern City.” Passersby do not call out in greeting, common courtesies are very often ignored, and practically NO ONE smiles! I am apparently a Southerner (and someone who believes Southerners are… Read More
Ok, so my birthday was in March. This is old. Very old. But in an effort to increase my technological savvy, I’m adding video to my blog/vlog. Plus, it’s great to see that even back in March I was already getting into the game… I… Read More
It’s rare, but from time to time, some of us actually do leave the District for strange, faraway lands. For example, Tuesday a dozen or so of us choose our own adventure at a literal ‘Hole in the Wall’ – the Bethesda Crab House. Yes,… Read More
To top off a wonderful (if not winning) sports weekend, I enjoyed a Sunday afternoon at the ballpark. The Nationals played the Mets, but lost, as they have sadly lost the last 5 of 6 games. But I will keep going, and cheering, because baseball… Read More
Ok, so we lost 12 -10… but the first home game of the preseason was a nailbiter to the end. As superficial as our tour of FedExField will appear, Elle Collver and I were very into the game. Tonight was my first time in the… Read More
