Hendel in D.C.
I live in Washington, D.C., where I first came to work as a writer and producer for The Atlantic in 2010. Now I cover transportation for local news site TBD at its On Foot blog.
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I live in Washington, D.C., where I first came to work as a writer and producer for The Atlantic in 2010. Now I cover transportation for local news site TBD at its On Foot blog.
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The weirdness of Twin Peaks, summed up in one classic shot.
(Source: laurapalmerwalkswithme)
Of Monsters and Men—“Little Talks”
Portland mayor (and Portlandia star) is a big fan of Capital bikeshare (via @TBDOnFoot)
Head in Hands by Darrow Montgomery (via Washington City Paper)
Relax, D.C. It’s only Tuesday.
Look who bought the top promoted tweet for “Romney Tax Returns”
Happy Monday. Here’s a beautiful short doc on DC’s Red Line graffiti. (via TBDOnFoot)
The short film really is worth a watch if you have a moment or two. Read more here.
At the height of the Iraq war, college graduates poured into cities and took internships at magazines, nonprofits, and internet startup firms. They found themselves drawn, for some reason, to adorable music that openly celebrated our national heritage. They dressed like stylish lumberjacks and watched Sufjan perform dressed as a Boy Scout, and they remembered a disappeared world of the small and the tangible.
A D.C. taxicab killed America’s premier CIA-trained cat spy.
