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Why I love DC: Union Market

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Hannah

A decade ago, the eastern half of this city wasn’t exactly tourist friendly. This is reaffirmed every time I tell someone who has lived in the DC metropolitan area for a long time I live in SE and that last … Continue reading →

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Why I love DC: Tea at the Strathmore

Posted on May 21, 2013 by Hannah

You all know by now that there is nothing I love more than a good tea party. (Remember  the great search for the best tea room in Paris here and here? And remember this?) Unfortunately, James is not into tea … Continue reading →

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Why I love DC: Zeke’s Donutz

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Hannah

Confession: It takes nothing short of a miracle to get me to work early. And by miracle, I mean being told that “there will be donuts  in the office between 9-10.”  I got there at 10:05 to find the office … Continue reading →

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Why I love DC: Capitol Hill Books

Posted on March 10, 2013 by Hannah

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a person of a certain book love must be in want of more books. It is another truth that sometimes two of the aforementioned people will marry each other and have to buy … Continue reading →

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Why I love DC: The Sweet Lobby

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Hannah

In my  macaron experience, there are a couple moments that stand above all the rest: That time that we WON the Macaronathon, even though the rest of Paris didn’t even know it was a competition. Whenever I would introduce a … Continue reading →

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Why I love DC: Batter Bowl Bakery

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Hannah

It seems like most people are a little ashamed to love DC. Politicians bash it, as affiliation with this city is seen as weakness, or being disconnected from the nation. The country views it as a place outside of reality, … Continue reading →

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