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I hope everyone is enjoying their weekend. I thought I'd share with you some of the colors of spring I found at the National Arboretum l...

A few of you asked for some pictures of actual plants from the National Bonsai museum at the National Arboretum rather than the architecture...

Downtown isn't the only place in DC with a touch of Chinese Architecture (remember THIS post?) The Chinese Pavilion at the National Arb...

I escaped the heat of the city this past weekend for the spring greenery of the National Arboretum. One of the more interesting installatio...

This past weekend, I hosted Easter dinner for six and thought I would share it with all of you via the weekly Tablescape Thursdays at Betwe...

While visiting the cherry blossoms this past weekend, I dropped into my favorite building on the National Mall, the Freer Gallery . In the m...

This past weekend saw the last of the famous cherry blossoms here in Washington. Despite that, the crowds must have been record breaking as...

I hope everyone who celebrates Easter has a magnificent day! Cherry blossoms are just on their last legs here in Washington as you can see ...

While reading ' The private world of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor " by Hugo Vickers, I noticed these fantastic mirrored doors i...

Why don't you refashion your chipped or broken china as beautiful desktop accessories? Here I'm using a chipped Wedgwood jasperware...