Well I guess there is one restaurant within walking distance from the house. It has tables, yes, only a few, but tables, by golly count.
posted by Mari @ 29.1.04
Thursday, January 29, 2004
THE WEEKLY DISH (washingtonpost.com)
Well I guess there is one restaurant within walking distance from the house. It has tables, yes, only a few, but tables, by golly count.
Well I guess there is one restaurant within walking distance from the house. It has tables, yes, only a few, but tables, by golly count.
History, me complaining, history, stuff about the immediate hood (Truxton Circle) and the surrounding neighborhood (Shaw), gentrification, demographics, and some more history.
About Me
- Name: Mari
- Location: Hyattsville, MD, United States
This started as InShaw Now With More Gentrification which eventually moved to blog.inshaw.com. Now I mainly do Truxton Circle History, as I am the #1 expert in that topic! I created other blogs to serve a need or an itch.
Quick Comment Policy
Inital your posts or ID yourself somehow & no cussin'Announcements
Random announcements in the Shaw/Bloomingdale AreaPrevious Posts
- Crime in the City It's a big city, guess what ther...
- Reading the Entertainment Section is Just Depressi...
- ABC 7 News New Name Approved for Metro Station A ...
- A Certain Aesthetic Riding the G8 to church yeste...
- New Neighbors Giddy with some excitement. I got ne...
- Kitchen & house Been doing the kitchen. Well the c...
- Lucky Kitty My contractor has run off with the nei...
- 4 Blocks Just to note, my little world is a 4 blo...
- Gentrification & Me, issue 5 "Unfortunately, many...
- An island in ShawCatching up with a friend of mine...
Gentrification Classic Posts
Posts Pondering Gentrification
- This Old House
- House P-rn
- Repointing Brick
- Elements of Crackhead Design
- The Fan
- And You Were Going To Do What?
- My Kitchen
- Small House Design
- Paint Slaves
- Welcome 2 Homeownership
- Maintenance
- 3rd Year Slump
This Old Crappy House
Entries On Joys of Homeowning and Home Repair
- Gardening in the City
- Garden Report
- Life and Veggies
- Small Space Composting
- What I did for the love of compost
- Starbucks and Gardening
- My compost
Garden Posts
Urban growth and compost
- E-mail Inshaw
- About
- Comment Policy
E-mail, Contact Info & Comment Policy
- Washington Post
- Washington City Paper
- Shaw DC
- In Shaw: Truxton Circle
- Truxton Circle
- NoMa: The 800lb gorilla So & E of the TC
- WMATA: Metro rail and bus
- DC Fire
- DC Library
- Neighborhood Info DC Demographic and other useful info
- Washington DC Government
- Shaw Main Streets
- TicketPlace Lower price tickets for downtown and DC area cultural events
- RedFin Real Estate- Truxton Circle
- Craigs List Washington DC
- DC Freecycle
- DC Urban Moms and Dads
- DC MetroRiders
- DC Metro Rider LJ Community
Local Links
- DC Blogs List of Active DC blogs and a review of them
- Frozen Tropics Trinidad (not Tobago) neighborhood of DC
- Jimbo A handsome man in Shaw
- Bohemian Yankee Next door neighbor & Prof. in Queer Studies
- DC Education Blog
- Nora Bombay (friend/geek/gentrifier)
- Fifth & O Covering Ward 2C
- Waltha Daniel Library Blog The blog for the Shaw library
- RenewShaw Covering 7th and 9th Streets
- Life in Mount Vernon Square News and commentary about MVSQ
- The Other 35 Percent Mt Vernon Sq's Cary Silverman's Blog
- Bloomingdale Blog A little north and east of the TC
- BACA Blog Blog of the Bates Area Civic Association
- DC Bloggers
Local Blog Links
Public Transit
- Blogs
- By the Bayou (aka formerly Logan Circle Guy; aka John who comments)
- City Comforts
- Sites
- Crime Reports Has detailed crime reports for DC down to PSA level
- Cyburbia: The Urban Planning Portal
- City Farmer
- Podcasts
- Smart City Urban planning and development
None of the Above
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