Earth over easy, as seen in Axis' storefront window. What this has to do with getting a haircut, I'm not sure. But I like it.
Monday, October 1, 2007
Global Warming
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WELCOME!
We make no promises. Within this blog you will hopefully find content both entertaining and interesting. At times, it may even be useful. This is our intent: to provide you with a personal look at this year's Affirmation Conference, introduce you to our city and some of its lesser known pleasantries, and answer your questions, whether simply, “What’s the best way to get to the hotel from the airport?”, or more importantly, “Where can I find the best Injera?”
Have a pressing question? Perhaps a topic that needs exploration by folk such as us? Shoot us an email or post a comment. We'll do our best to answer with a prompt post.
Have a pressing question? Perhaps a topic that needs exploration by folk such as us? Shoot us an email or post a comment. We'll do our best to answer with a prompt post.
TOPICAL GUIDE
- architecture (2)
- bars (6)
- books (2)
- cheap eats (6)
- cheap tickets (1)
- dancing (2)
- dining (9)
- Dupont Circle (18)
- Edward Hopper (1)
- entertainment (1)
- Georgetown (1)
- getting around town (2)
- gifts (2)
- Graves (1)
- hotel vicinity (3)
- JMW Turner (1)
- Jonathan Rauch (1)
- karaoke (1)
- Kennedy Center (1)
- marriage (1)
- metro (2)
- museums (1)
- music (1)
- National Gallery (1)
- National Symphony Orchestra (1)
- nightlife (7)
- parks (2)
- registration (2)
- restaurants (6)
- sites (1)
- transportation (3)
- U Street Corridor (1)
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- Kramer Books & Afterwords Cafe & Grill
- Raku
- West Virginia Artist
- Marvelous Market
- Trio Restaurant
- Teaism
- D.I.K. Bar (a.k.a. Windows)
- Club Chaos
- Candleman
- JR's Bar & Grill
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