Snow and daffodils: the turning of the year.
DC Walks, Late Winter
Tag: DC
Breakfast Among the Waterlilies
What a joy to see longtime friends in person, after months of deprivation. It feels reasonably safe to gather outdoors, and what prettier setting than Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens, at the peak of bloom.
It’s a Date
A day in Alexandria donating art supplies, recycling electronics, delivering a cat cushion—during a pandemic, we get our dates however we can. A more romantic conclusion, though: together we admired the river from a bench in Founders Park, with coffee from Dolci Gelati.
Pandemic Walks: The Capitol Stones
If you like stumbling upon ruins overgrown by Mother Nature, this is the place for you: remnants of the U.S. Capitol, some dating back to 1818, that were removed during a 1958 renovation and tucked away in Rock Creek Park. More details on AtlasObscura.com.
Pandemic Walks: Oak Hill Cemetery
I’ve passed this cemetery for years. In the fall, it finally became a pandemic-sketchbook-destination.
Pandemic Walks: May
On foot, I pay much more attention to details of the city in which we live.
Pandemic Grocery Adventures
Pandemic Walks: March, April
From spring 2020 sketchbook. Walking and drawing to help maintain sanity.
Who CAN’T Work Remotely? Part three.
Project: Masks
