DC day tripping: Returning for some fun and history
I moved from Washington DC to St Paul, Minnesota almost exactly a year ago. Last weekend I found myself back
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September 11, 2001 remembered
Photo above: Manhattan, on the morning of September 11, 2001, before the attacks. (YouTube) September 11, 2015. Just an average
Read moreA tale of two malls
There are really only two Malls in the US. The National Mall is located in the middle of Washington, DC
Read moreHolocaust Memorial Museum brings so many tears
When you make plans to visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington you need to prepare yourself to
Read moreNational Cathedral: Must-see visit in DC
The National Cathedral is a Washington DC landmark. I can see it as I drive into work in the morning
Read moreU.S. Botanic Garden: Where did all those plants come from?
Public gardens are common around the world. Most cities and even small towns have gardens for people to stroll in
Read moreDC Mayor Vincent Gray sold DC’s poor for pennies on Walmart’s dollars
While many of the nations’ capital pundits took issue with Vladimir Putin’s OpEd in the NY Times at the end
Read moreKeegan Theatre presents sharp family drama in ‘Rabbit Hole’
Tragedy dredges up old wounds in the highly-charged family drama Rabbit Hole. The award-winning play is now showing at The
Read moreRound House’s ‘Becky Shaw’ is hilarious fun
Suzanna Slater (Alyssa Wilmoth Keegan) and Max Garrett (Will Gartshore) have an interesting friendship in Round House Theatre’s production of
Read moreTheater J’s ‘The Hampton Years’ skillfully deals with race, religion, gender during WWII
Viktor Lowenfeld (Sasha Olinick), right, is the optimistic arts educator who encourages John Biggers (Julian Elijah Martinez) to pursue a career
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