Yesterday’s eerily foggy and rainy weather gave way to abundant sunshine this morning, and the Baltimore Block was there to greet the day in fashion. Done up in our finest new clothes, we cleared the cobwebs off our lonely bicycles and made our way to the Abbey Burger Bistro for some early morning footie. The Bistro, which is home to both the Charm City Gooners and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘History’
New Beginnings
Posted in Eating, History, Outings, Politics, Soccer, tagged Arsenal, History, Politics, Soccer on December 27, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Away Game in Towson
Posted in Outings, tagged History, sport on March 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A sliver of life shone through today’s numbing rain. Towson cheered as the Harlem Globetrotters played a razzle-dazzle exhibition game of basketball. The 80 year-old team played in fits and starts between screwball skits in which the “ref” and “coach” exchanged mock insults–the ref was accused of wearing a weave, the black-suited coach was forced [...]
Sweet on Seton
Posted in Dogs, Outings, Shelter, tagged History on March 14, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I have a crush on Seton Hill.
One minute I was waiting for a slow light to change by a WIC center at the grim intersection of Eutaw and Madison. The next, I was in a village-like pocket of federal-style rowhouses–like falling down a rabbit hole quietly lodged below Druid Hill Avenue. Maybe I was dizzy [...]
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