I know it is probably for the kids but Big Bird has always kind of freaked me out. Look at him, he’s got evil in his eyes.
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Author: Prince Of Petworth
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I thought dog houses were mainly used in cartoons. I didn’t know people really had them. I think it’s pretty cool. If you look closely you can even see the dog chilling in this one. That dog seems wicked happy making me question the expression “in the dog house”. You know, it doesn’t seem that bad…
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Most mailboxes are pretty standard but this one has some style. I bet the mailman has much respect when approaching this one…
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Or wait a second are they saying ‘upstate N.Y.” and then pointing to the gutter? Because if they are that is freaking brilliant. The mural, however, leaves a bit to be desired…
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Ever since Mr. Days went out of business in downtown DC I’ve been looking for a good sports bar. I have finally found one in Momo’s Cafe Nema at 1334 U St. NW. Momos opened about two months ago. While it certainly a bit more upscale than Mr. Days was it has a nice layout and obviously the location is great. It has tons of flat screens tvs throughout so you can’t have a bad seat. And for soccer fans on Sat. and Sun. mornings they will be showing plenty of games including the upcoming Africa’s Cup. Additionally the grub looks good and is reasonably priced. Burgers go for $6.99, Nachos $6.99, BBQ Wings 10/$6.99 20/$11.99 and lots more choices. On Friday and Sat. nights there will usually be a DJ spinning. For me, I think this place will be perfect to catch a game on Sat. afternoons and of course I’m always happy to discover a good sports bar that appreciates soccer. Anyone check it out yet? More pictures after the jump. (more…)
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Free Shuttle Bus To and From Wonderland Ballroom & The Looking Glass Lounge
From 9:30 pm until 2:30 am
Midnight Toast and No Cover
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This is outside a house on 11th St. I’ve never seen a blue Che before. Think about the political significance of that… Wait shouldn’t Che have a star on the beret, who is this?
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Nice balcony.
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Hopefully it is not too late but a reader writes: “Those of us who get the Washington Post delivered to our door probably got an envelope that said “If you would like to remember your carrier during the holidays, please use this envelope”. I’m sending a $25 check to my delivery person, since my paper has been in place, on time, every morning of the week for the past year, but just wondering what other folks do/think on this subject.”
So how much do you tip the newspaper delivery person? Who else do you tip?
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Thanks to Susan for sending in this very festive house.