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Happy Mother’s Day!
Wishing all of the mothers a very happy and relaxing Mother's Day surrounded by the ones you love.
Wishes for a Happy Spring!
The world is alive with color now that spring is in the air! Wishing you a wonderful spring season!
Restaurants
Some Outstanding Dishes at Siroc’s
Siroc offers lovely fare at affordable prices. Pasta dishes are among the favorites, and diners often comment happily that, when they’re torn between two favorites, the kitchen will accommodate them with half of each. Among the palate-pleasing pasta dishes that might call out to you are the black pepper tagliatelle, chestnut pappardelle, and saffron fettuccine. [...]
Locolat Café: Savor the Flavors of Real Belgian Chocolate
Indulge in the sublime flavor of real Belgian chocolate at Washington, D.C.'s Locolat Café, where handmade confections are brought to a level of high art by owners Ada and Niel. Chocolate bars, truffles, cakes, and pastries aren’t all that’s going on at Locolat. The lunch and dinner menu includes a wide array of luscious sandwiches [...]
Miscellaneous
It’s Tasty Tuesday!
Balls of Energy Recipe These nutritious bites are easy to mass-produce and just as easy for players to pop in their mouths during halftime or whenever they need a boost. Ingredients: 1 small banana 1/2 cup chunky peanut butter 1/2 cup toasted wheat germ Finely chopped peanuts, mini-chocolate chips, or shredded coconut for coating. Instructions: [...]
♪ It’s Music Monday! ♪
Finish the next line in this song on our Facebook page: ♪ Turn up the music cause the sun just came up, __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __.♪
♪ It’s Music Monday! ♪
Finish the next line in this song on our Facebook page: ♪ Turn up the music cause the sun just came up, __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __.♪
Best New Book Series For Young Readers
Kids already read Harry Potter, Twilight, and The Hunger Games? Here are five other book series that they might enjoy: Jake the Dreaming 4th grader Jake daydreams constantly, but he soon realizes that there's a special power at work. He is his generation's "Dreaming," a person who can enter dreams and save them from an [...]
Drive Less: Alternatives To Commuting By Car
All the cars on the road during rush hour can lead to gridlock — and to frustrating commutes. Thankfully, there are a number of other ways to get to work that can save you money and frustration. Here are some alternatives to commuting by car: Public transportation is available in many urban and suburban locations. [...]
Listen Up: Four Great Music Sites
The recording industry is changing quickly with the rapid rise of digital music, and streaming is becoming a preferred way to hear great tunes. Instead of clogging up your shelves or your hard drive with music files, these services let you reach out into the cloud and select from a massive library of songs. Here [...]
Washington Wizards: Magic Time
There's a lot of talent in Washington these days, and the Wizards hope to cast a few spells to bring home the wins as the 2011-2012 season gets underway. Head Coach Flip Saunders is one of the finest in the NBA, and he's got a strong set of players at his disposal. That's great, because [...]
5 Kid-Friendly Holiday Movies
In the swirl of holiday activity, one of the best ways to spend some quality time with kids is to enjoy a holiday film together. Here are some of the top holiday movies for youngsters: A Muppet’s Family Christmas This is a fun movie that will fill your house with song. In fact, the kids [...]
Save On: Making And Keeping A Personal Budget
In this economy, more people have realized the benefits of becoming more careful with their finances. It’s vitally important to understand your income and spending, both so you can plan for the future and so you can set up saving and investments for retirement. If you have been putting off assembling a personal budget, here [...]
Things To Do
National Gallery of Art: One of D.C.’s Best Museums
One of the premier art museums in the U.S., the National Gallery of Art is almost as famous for its glorious neoclassical marble building as it is for its collection of art. It features a huge domed rotunda, a colonnaded fountain, vaulted corridors, and elegant interior gardens. The art collection is impressive too, with paintings, [...]
Artomatic: Celebrate the Arts
Celebrate the innovative, original, and eclectic expression of all things artistic at one of Artomatic’s yearly events in Washington, D.C.. Artomatic's founders have created a playground for artistic expression that showcases a diverse combination of visual art, film, performance, and music in a huge, multi-level space. Whether you’re an artist seeking a space to show [...]
Corcoran Gallery of Art: Masterpieces
Housing an impressive array of paintings from the Renaissance forward, the Corcoran Gallery of Art should be on list of art excursions in the Washington, D.C. area. Founded in 1869 by philanthropist William Wilson Corcoran, the gallery’s inventory has grown from his personal art collection to over 16,000 works. Contemporary, Modern American, and European paintings [...]
Enjoy DC by Pedal with Bike and Roll
Bike and Roll DC offers biking options for seeing some of Washington’s favorite tourist sites. The national company, with which the independently owned DC shop affiliates, has apparently been rolling for over seven years. Customers can rent bikes by the hour or by the day, or sign up for specific bike tours. For example, the [...]
Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Modern art aficionados who want to experience the latest, cutting edge extremes of creativity will find the Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is a place to let the imagination run wild. For some visitors, an exhibit consisting of large blue letters stating A Rubber Ball Thrown On The Sea displayed on a white gallery wall [...]
Hillwood Museum and Gardens: Beautiful Tour
The estate of cereal heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post, Hillwood Museum and Gardens is located on 25 acres on the edge of D.C.’s Rock Creek Park. For $15, you can feast your eyes on her famed collection of Russian Imperial art and 18th Century French furnishings. Faberge eggs, Russian icons, Beauvais tapestries, and Sevres porcelain are [...]
The Black Cat: Music Underground
Looking for a funky spot to get down with your bad self? The Black Cat just might be it.Two stages feature an array of underground acts for your listening and dancing pleasure. Funk, hip-hop, grunge, punk, rock, and more are all heard at this hole-in-the wall music venue. Scare yourself at their weekly Friday Night [...]
National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony December 1, 2011 at 5 p.m. Tickets for the event are free and awarded via an online lottery system. The online lottery is now closed. During the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, nationally known entertainers and a military band perform and the President brings a message of peace to the [...]
Trapeze School: Aerials Await
Good news – you don’t have to join the circus anymore to learn how to use a trapeze. The Trapeze School’s indoor and outdoor instruction lets you fly through the air with the greatest of ease, whether you’re a first-timer or experienced. Get ten of your friends together for a group lesson, or book the [...]
National Geographic Museum: Picture the Past
If you love nature, foreign landscapes, and exotic cultures, check out the National Geographic Museum to indulge yourself in the signature perspective of the groundbreaking organization. Exhibits include explorations of the Etruscans, reproductions of DaVinci inventions, a pictorial display of Machu Picchu and fifty years of photographs of American presidents taken by the official White [...]
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