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Read MoreI can’t believe it’s September! Where did the Summer go? Seriously?! I can’t really wrap my head around it. Instead, I’ll just start thinking about the long Labor Day weekend… Boys looking so dapper before their friend Evan’s wedding A nice little love note on my hotel pillow The DC farmers’ market in Dupont is…
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When it comes to famous TriBeCa spots – nay, famous New York spots – The Odeon is a biggie. The 80s was its true heyday, but in recent years The Odeon has seen a resurgence. Once again it is populated by the haute couture gang, thanks to Condé Nast’s recent move to nearby One World…
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Sometimes I think there’s a place you’ve just got to know about and my Public Service Announcements (PSAs) will give you the full skinny. With a few minutes to spare after lunch in DC, Albert and I stopped into Idle Time Books, the store in Adams Morgan selling old, rare, and out of print books.…
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Moon rocks are one of the most valuable substances on earth. They were collected during Apollo missions and since those have stopped, they are a finite resource. They are locked away in a vault within a vault, which makes it incredibly impressive that a college kid and his two buxom accomplices managed to steal them.…
Read More“Sweet & Sour” is my version of that dinner table game where every guest says what the best and worst parts of the day were. As we head into the weekend, I think it’s important to get the bad stuff off your chest and remember the positives as a silver lining and energizing factor. When…
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When we didn’t want a heavy brunch on Saturday, Liz, Albert, and I headed back to the main drag of Adams Morgan for coffee and light bites at Tryst. Liz told me it was owned by the same people as The Diner, and since I liked my meal there, I was down to try another…
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Albert is away this weekend for a stag night so I have the weekend to myself…whatever shall I do?! Albert and I recently stopped by the Sperry store so Albert could pick up some docksiders. You can only imagine how excited I was. I stopped suggesting/picking out clothes for him so he wouldn’t think I…
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Liz raved about the seasonal goodness of Table, the restaurant where she had made a reservation during out visit. The menu is farm to table, and it felt like the table we were seated at upstairs was in the middle of someone’s living room. I was immediately comfortable. Bring on the food. The menus were…
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In New York, diners are both common and cherished. In DC, they’re not so prevalent, so I was happy to discover The Diner in Liz’s Adams Morgan neighborhood. Everybody needs a 24 hour diner experience and I’m happy I was staying right around the corner from one AND that it happened to be a better diner…
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New money will NEVER be on equal footing with old money. And you can be rich, but that’s not the same as old New York society rich. Now you’re talking wealth of a whole other level. If only Evelyn’s mother understood that it’s a social circle you can only be born into. Perhaps then she would not…
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Peaches to Apples 