
To me, I walk by this joint, and I imagine 14th Street in its hey day back in the day. I don’t know why but imagine very well dressed folks walking out after listening to great jazz back in the 50s or early 60s. I hope it has a proper renaissance.

To me, I walk by this joint, and I imagine 14th Street in its hey day back in the day. I don’t know why but imagine very well dressed folks walking out after listening to great jazz back in the 50s or early 60s. I hope it has a proper renaissance.

Provocative but not sure if it makes me want to buy a couch though…

I’m a little concerned that they are celebrating 100% Real Chicken. I always assumed it was 100% real. But now I’m curious. Let’s say it was 78% real. Then what is the other 22%? Or are these questions I really shouldn’t be asking? Anyway it’s 100% real so never mind.

Is it possible to lose anything worse than this?

I have to be honest, I had no desire to loiter but when I saw this sign it just felt like a challenge to me and then all I really wanted to do was loiter. They need to use some reverse psychology, maybe…

Is it odd that Psychic readers still so common in DC? Is it just an entertainment thing? Or do folks take it more seriously? I’ve seen them in Adams Morgan, Woodley Park, Dupont, Mt. Pleasant, it’s crazy. Isn’t it?

“Police marked property”? Has anyone seen these before? Or better yet does anyone have one? What’s the deal?

I’ve finally peeled my Adlai Stevenson bumper stickers off my car.

I’ve seen signs for ice cold beer sure. But cool beer? Well, that is too cool.

This sign has been up for well over a year. But I didn’t see a for sale sign near the house. Unfortunately I didn’t have a transistor radio with me at the time either. So, is a talking house a sales pitch or something else?