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This DC Festival is the Ultimate Coffee-Lover’s Dream Come True

This DC Festival is the Ultimate Coffee-Lover’s Dream Come True

Do you consider yourself a coffee connoisseur? Perhaps you just enjoy that quintessential caffeine kick to get you through each day. Or maybe you can’t contain your desire to perk up at the percolating, aromatic scent of a bold and bountiful brew.  Credit: Pexels Whatever your fandom rank for the beloved beverage, take note of … Continue reading This DC Festival is the Ultimate Coffee-Lover’s Dream Come True →

Exploring Aviation History at the National Air and Space Museum

Exploring Aviation History at the National Air and Space Museum

Did you know that National Aviation Day was this past Wednesday? Established by President Franklin Roosevelt on August 19, 1939, the day was designed to celebrate the history and ongoing developments of aviation in our nation and throughout the world (and beyond). The date was chosen specifically, as it also coincides with the birthday of … Continue reading Exploring Aviation History at the National Air and Space Museum →

Mother’s Day Delights Around the DMV

Mother’s Day Delights Around the DMV

Let’s face it. No two mothers are alike. Each one has her own distinct style when it comes to parenting, decorating, and even activities and interests. Because personal preferences can range greatly, it goes without saying that the options for which to celebrate Mother’s Day are essentially endless.  Mothers living throughout the Mid-Atlantic have no … Continue reading Mother’s Day Delights Around the DMV →

The History of the Folger Library in DC

The History of the Folger Library in DC

If you’re well-versed in the history of famous people, then you’re likely aware by now that the birthday (and death day) of the one and only Bard is coming up. That’s right, April 23 is National Shakespeare Day (alternately referred to as “National Talk Like Shakespeare Day”).  Credit: Wikimedia Commons Regarded as one of the … Continue reading The History of the Folger Library in DC →