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The Third Place: A Conversation about Design and Community

Photo Credit: Robert Stansell, Emporium DesignThis is one in a series of interviews about our neighborhoods and the people who love them. Would you like to participate? Click here for more information about contributing to...

Posted February 25, 2013    

Meet Booker, a Unique Teen Traveler

Photo Credit: Tania CyprianoThis is one in a series of interviews about our neighborhoods and the people who love them. Would you like to participate? Click here for more information about contributing to Neighborhood Nomads.December...

Posted December 16, 2012    

Canal Park's Opening Weekend

›November 17, 2012, Washington, DC: Something significant happened today in the Washington neighborhood of Navy Yard — something we’d all been waiting for. Today was the day the children arrived. They came to skate at Canal Park during its...

Posted November 18, 2012    

How Far Away Is Work and How Do You Get There?

November 10, 2012, Washington, DC: My one-way commute to the office recently shrank from 35 miles down to six. While the work itself is similar in the new job, the lifestyle change is dramatic. I no longer spend the morning racing down the highway...

Posted November 11, 2012    

Miles From Monday: The Day We Kayaked to Lunch

Miles from Monday is a weekly travel series focused on venturing out of the spaces we inhabit during our work week and retreating to landscapes that feel far from routine.The three King brothers opened King’s Kitchen in June on Connecticut’s...

Posted September 23, 2012    

Prime City Real Estate: The Dupont Underground

 Ascending into the light from the Dupont Circle Metro station takes time. The escalator keeps going and going, rising out of the earth in the middle of the city. What I didn’t know until recently is that it carries Metro riders up past a huge...

Posted September 9, 2012    

Neighborhood Nomads: At Home in the Green Cabin

Photo Credit: Michelle ChuThis is one in a series featuring our homes, our neighborhoods and the people who love them. Would you like to participate? Click here for more information about contributing to Neighborhood Nomads.There’s a...

Posted September 1, 2012    

A Good Place To Write (And To Not)

August 24, 2012, Upstate New York: I am at my brother and his family’s cabin in the mountains of upstate New York. It’s a big old cabin on a wooded mountaintop where summers are cold and it’s never out-of-season for a fire in the fireplace. It’...

Posted August 26, 2012    

Neighborhood Nomad: Julia’s Perspective on Capitol Hill

Like so many of us, Julia Christian very deliberately selected a place to call home. Bottom line: She loved it there. But unlike those of us with ultra-nomadic tendencies who land far from the nest, Julia chose to return to the very neighborhood in...

Posted July 21, 2012    

One Year, Ten Photos -- Happy Anniversary, Neighborhood Nomad!

“It is there if you just close your eyes and breathe softly through your nose; you will hear the whispered message, for all landscapes ask the same question in the same whisper. ‘I am watching you — are you watching yourself in me?’” -Lawrence...

Posted June 17, 2012    

Holiday Weekends in the City

The Friday night and Saturday morning of a holiday weekend is always a good time to enjoy the city. If you’re staying put, you watch the evening traffic head out, bound for the beach or a weekend with family.You watch the roads clear and things grow...

Posted May 27, 2012    

Adult Life in a College Town: Charlottesville, Virginia

I never lived in a college town, even in college. For all the perks of big cities, one of the downsides is that they mask the richness of university life that exists there. University lectures and special events and sports can take second fiddle to...

Posted April 15, 2012