News: Snake Scares in the City!
We read about non-native pythons invading Florida - in the recent The New Yorker — Swamp Thing; Florida's Uninvited Predators. But we didn't think that snakes were slithering around the District...
We read about non-native pythons invading Florida - in the recent The New Yorker — Swamp Thing; Florida's Uninvited Predators. But we didn't think that snakes were slithering around the District...
There's a reason why beach houses feel so soothing and carefree, and it's not just the blissful fact that the ocean's within earshot. Coastal hues have a way of calming the senses and refreshing a sp...
I have to admit that I have been quite slow to jump on the "reuse" bandwagon when it comes to food packaging. Childhood cafeteria memories of sheepishly eating leftover spaghetti out of yogurt conta...
We love dining outside when the weather permits, but confess that we really hate the bugs that often spoil the party during the summer months. With friends who are especially sensitive to wasp stin...
Outdoor month has arrived...and so have the mosquitoes. Given the swamp status of our city and the absurd amount of rain we've had this season, we capital city dwellers are plagued by the blood-suck...
When I first moved, I witnessed a neighbor throwing a bucket of water on a squirrel. My initial reaction was one of horror. But it didn't take long for me to realize that might not be such a bad i...
The Washington City Paper recently featured a very disturbing article on the resurgence of bed bugs in DC. We read it, felt itchy and sorry for those with the pests, and then forgot about it — ...
Bee culture is not new to the South — it was around long before the Secret Life of Bees and Ulee's Gold. Lately, the hobby has been taken up by some who believe that harvesting their own honey...
OK, flipping through the October issue of W magazine we came across an article on Helmut Lang that had a few background photos of his 1790 restored farmhouse in East Hampton. When we read the capti...