DC Stands for Depressed City? Vibes are Off.
A quick mid-month catch up, showing off pictures of some nice art, a few thoughts about the state of the city, and some growing hopes for the coming Spring!
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A quick mid-month catch up, showing off pictures of some nice art, a few thoughts about the state of the city, and some growing hopes for the coming Spring!
A few thoughts about where things are, and how I feel stuck. Surviving, but not necessarily thriving. Taking stock of my feelings? That’s what a blog is for!
June 1st came and went and it didn’t feel like the rainbow confetti canons were sounding all that loudly. There’s still time, but I wanted more fanfare.
We did it, chat. DC has its own upcoming rotisserie chicken public event. On a recent morning walk, I saw this flyer posted on the way to Malcolm X Park.
On my walks around the neighborhood and DC, I see a lot of flyers and felt like they deserved to be shared. Sometimes you can help by getting the message out.
We’re at the 5 year anniversary of COVID lockdown and reflecting on moments from 2020, how things have changed, and how they won’t ever be the same again.
Sometimes you already know before the week starts that it’s going to be a rough one. This sign outside Joe & the Juice truly sees you. A nice weekend overall.
Seen on my daily walk to and from the park in DC. It’s a message I can get behind and one that would well serve all of us. Definitely: be kind…
I visited Four Talks by Laurie Anderson at the Hirshhorn Museum a few weeks ago and it was a delightful assault on the senses, with a lot to ponder.
Visited ARTECHOUSE in DC this week and had my mind blown by a fully immersive and interactive exhibit with gorgeous data visualization and a cool space vibe.