Posts Tagged ‘Washington D.C.’
I hope and pray congresspersons regularly browse Riverby Books.
It shouldn’t be hard. The store is four blocks east of the Capitol. And it’s open everyday, 10-6.
Unfortunately I doubt it, knowing how inept our all-important Congress tends to be.
The collection – no surprise – includes many political titles. But the store houses all manner of books [...]
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Tags: bookstore, Capitol Hill, Riverby Books, Washington D.C.
Depressed Christmas?
Not at this house on 41st St. in Northwest, DC. Almost Maryland.
I counted 14 inflatable Christmas decorations. My guess is that they’ve been adding one additional piece every year.
Not much more yard to work with. Gonna have to go exurban – if they want to keep expanding.
I do wonder how much it costs to keep [...]
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Tags: inflated Christmas, Washington D.C.
I go to public libraries for free internet. Good people watching is a splendid side benefit.
But I don’t like what has happened to many of America’s inner city libraries. They are veritable military zones!
Two days ago I tried to go to Washington’s central library, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, located downtown.
But I stopped, [...]
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Tags: 20001, bad modern architecture, Dallas, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, public library, shit hands, Washington D.C.
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