Two households, both alike in dignity

They've been popping up at a few random intersections. There's another one at the First St cycletrack at M St NE as of a few weeks back

Between one thing and another, I feel like this area of the towpath has been closed more then it's been open over the last decade.

Combining your interests @bourbonplanning.bsky.social

Funnily enough, most other countries follow the rule of Red–left wing and Blue–right wing, with the US being one of the big outliers

Was not prepared for the moment of existentialist self-reflection that came after reading this

So what, are spies unwilling to take the Beltway all the way to the National Harbor casino or something?

It's a cupola, which is either evoking, like, a barn, or colonial architecture. On old buildings, it acts like a roof vent/regulates the indoor temp. But here, just a decorative piece to evoke the local vernacular.

They are elected by constituents, and those constituents are citizens who otherwise have no say in how the government runs, so I'd say they're useful. Would be better, of course, if Congress actually let the reps vote on the floor...

Hi ha vàries jugadors de beisbol amb noms catalans així (i.e. Yasiel Puig), sempre són o de Puerto Rico o la República Dominicana, i sempre pronuncien els noms de la manera castellana, inclús en anglès (Puhols, Puih)

Funnily enough, the Silver Spring platform, along with the tracks, are slightly curved (on the south end). One of only two WMATA stations like that (the other is Brookland). Also a pretty mild curve vs. what's going on at College Park