
photo by Miki Jourdan
“Dear PoPville,
I met someone at a Yoga class. We spent a while talking afterwards, and then again during the next class. (more…)

photo by Miki Jourdan
“Dear PoPville,
I met someone at a Yoga class. We spent a while talking afterwards, and then again during the next class. (more…)

“Dear PoPville,
Here’s a new one. I’m used to having my card number skimmed at various places but this situation takes the cake. I’ve been waiting for a new credit card to arrive in the mail but never got it. Yesterday I received a notification that a purchase at the Sunoco two blocks from me (more…)

photo by Mr.TinDC
“Dear PoPville,
I’m trying to find places to rent a small amount of tables and chairs for hosting Thanksgiving. Just hoping I don’t have to make my mother in law eat on the couch.”

1300 2nd Street, NE near the NoMa metro
Ed. Note: We spoke about the Josefina Birria pop up on H Street, NE yesterday.
“Dear PoPville,
I just wanted to highlight a new business I haven’t seen anywhere in the media and deserves the hype. The rice bar in NoMa is now Taco de Birria serving birria tacos and burritos. (more…)

photo by Jeff Vincent
“Dear PoPville,
I was walking my dog on Euclid between Sherman and 9th this morning (Tuesday) around 9:20, and you were a few steps behind me. When we turned on to 9th, you and your dog stopped us to say hello. (more…)

photo by Victoria Pickering
“Dear PoPville,
I live in a residential building in Dupont Circle and am seeking advice from the community regarding renting, construction sites, and quality of life.
The building directly adjacent (shares a wall with the entire length of my apartment) is being demolished to build a new high rise apartment building. What makes this situation a bit different than usual is that our management company is also constructing the new adjacent high rise apartment building. Therefore, our management company is directly responsible for making our rented living space “unworkable” and “unlivable” from 7 am to 5 pm. (more…)

photo by Beau Finley
Jk asks: “Unusual request, but: I have a car and want to get an EZ Pass for I-95. Since DC does not have any tolls, does anyone have a recommendation for which state has the best deal for getting an EZ pass? Thanks!”

“Dear PoPville,
Does the US Postal Service have a new policy on how we close envelopes? I was at the US Post Office on 14th Street waiting in line and I realized one of my card was not sealed. So since I was already in line, I licked it closed.
The postal worker saw me and yelled across the room – you can’t do that. I’m not going to accept that envelope.
When it was my turn I asked the staff how long I would have to wait before coming back to send the card. She said she would not accept a locked envelope and I could buy a new envelope. Her coworker added that I had to use a “blue glue stick”. (more…)

photo by Eric P.
Martha writes us earlier this morning: “Advice to holiday revelers, traveling through DCA: allow yourself extra time. There’s quite a bit of construction here and the security lines are longer than I thought they’d be at this early hour! Pre-check was faster – but still more people than I thought would be in line at 5:30 a.m.!”
Incidentally – are many folks headed out of town this year? If so, when are you leaving? Coming back? Safe travels to all who are!

photo by angela n.
“Dear PoPville,
I was on the corner of O and 9th NW tonight (Nov 15) at around 8pm, walking south; she was about to cross O heading north. She was absolutely beautiful, had her hair in a ponytail, and was wearing a black sweater with some sort of design on the front; I think she was also carrying a bag of groceries? I was in jeans, brown boots, and a black jacket. We made eye contact, then I looked down, and when I looked up she was still looking at me and smiled! Because I evidently still haven’t remembered how to talk to people post lockdown, (more…)