Wisconsin Ave. and Albemarle St.

On the D1 bus.

17th St. and Constitution Ave.

In the Starbucks on Massachusetts Ave. in Spring Valley. The big book had something to do with yoga.

On the third floor of the American Art Museum.

Observatory Place.

The Naval Memorial, at 8th St. and Pennsylvania Avenue.

Constitution Avenue.

13th Street.

Whatever it is, it's pretty cool.

Manor and Huidekoper.

Wisconsin Avenue in Glover Park.

Tuckered out from making mischief.

Dominoes.

Massachusetts Avenue.

Stoddert Field.

Working into the evening on Martin Luther King Day.

Apples and oranges.

At the National Zoo.

National Airport.

A tin ceiling.

The chain keeps him from running away.

Manor Place, NW.

At the American Museum of Art.

Near Maine Avenue, SW.

The temperature topped 70 degrees here today. Should that bush be flowering in early January?

Rainy night.

Someone tell the Grinch that Christmas was more than a week ago.

Selling hot dogs at the corner of 6th St. and D St., NW.

Gerald Ford's funeral was held today at the National Cathedral on Wisconsin Avenue.

The neighborhood Blockbuster will be going out of business soon. The last day to rent movies will be January 7, and they will close the doors for good a few weeks later. The clerks said that the lease was up and that the landlord has other plans for the space; the rumor is that a bank is moving in. That's better than an empty storefront -- Glover Park has two others up the block -- but not as useful to us as a video store, even a Blockbuster.