
I don’t know if this is meant to be humorous or serious advice. Sad times indeed…though it did initially make me chuckle.

I don’t know if this is meant to be humorous or serious advice. Sad times indeed…though it did initially make me chuckle.

I just noticed these signs after they expired. I wonder if there are any statistics to show the effectiveness of these temporary drug free zones? I know lots of folks out there have followed this more closely than I have – anyone know if the statistics exist? I wonder if it was related to the recent shooting at Sweet Mango? By the by, Sweet Mango is open but there liquor license is still suspended pending a hearing.

This was one of the nicest signs I saw saving a parking spot (from Mt. Pleasant). And a nice consolation is offered:


I first stopped by the Florida Avenue Grill’s front window, located at the corner of 11th and Florida, NW, to admire this holiday sign:

I quickly went from laughter to tears when I saw this:

To be honest, I can’t say I was a frequent late night Grill person but I seem to remember some folks loved this as a late night option. Very sad to hear that it’s no longer an option. I can’t imagine what would happen if Ben’s Chili Bowl ever decided to do this… A disappointing development for a legendary DC institution.

Thanks to all who wrote in about this update. We’ve been following this process very closely. I know some folks don’t think it is a big deal, I can say from speaking to neighbors who live around there, they are very excited to have this eyesore removed. I am too.

I can’t believe the park has been there (1651 11th St, NW between Q and R) for a year already. If you dig the design on the sign you can buy a shirt with the same design here in recognition of the one year anniversary and to support the park.

Anyone ever hear of D.D.T.P. wear? The matches I found in acronym finder didn’t seem to make much sense:
Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program
Debian Description Translation Project
Drug Dependency Treatment Program
Any guesses for the proper description?

We learned back in August that this great new restaurant name was coming to 17th and R Streets, NW. While not open yet, I just noticed they put up this sweet new sign. I still can’t believe how hilarious that name is…


Simply awesome.

I liked this series of “Good Hope” signs from PoPville flickr user DG-rad taken from Good Hope Road, SE.

