DC Blogs Noted
The Hill is Home introduces us to “The Hipster Housecleaner.” I laughed, I cried… I just might hire him.
Against her better judgment, Alyssa Rosenberg has found a way to justify “the mashups of classic literature and monster movies,” and in particular, President Lincoln as a vampire slayer.
Lemon Gloria will break your heart with this, but it is so sadly sweet… and completely worth the heartache.
We look forward to so many landmarks in a young person’s life, but Feast After Famine ponders an unwelcome milestone as her daughter encounters her first bully.
City Girls World declares the box o’ wine is the new “beer keg for women.” (And I like it.)
In the latest interview from People’s District, a young Indian man explores his self-proclaimed inevitable foray into BDSM as a submissive.
Wednesday was a Big One, both for the District and the LGBT community, as same-sex marriage was officially legalized in Washington, D.C.
The Republic of T. posts his first hand account as #12 in line at the courthouse yesterday morning.
Sprite Writes shares a moving speech of what she would have said at the bill’s public hearing, if given the opportunity.
And finally, the Washington City Paper captures the morning’s events on camera… for better or for worse, indeed.
Friday Note: We will return Monday.
