fedward, tumbling

You know you’re a regular when you show up in a local blog’s photo of the bar.

(via Old Wood, New Bar Unveiled at The Passenger: DCist)

(via Satyricon: 1925 | Shorpy Historical Photo Archive)

Rickey Month Party 2011 11 on Flickr.

The free pour is alive and well. Jason Strich, from Rasika, prepares his Plum Rickey at the 2011 Rickey Month Party sponsored by the DC Craft Bartenders Guild.

After the last year’s view of the fireworks from our apartment building’s rooftop, the Social Chair and I looked at each other and said, “we can never move.”

Fireworks 2011 1 (by Don Feduardo)

Fireworks 2010 (by me)

Thanks to a hard drive crash I’m only now able to do something with these.  I’m pretty happy with the way they turned out.

architectureblog:

Watha T. Daniel-Shaw Library / Davis Brody Bond Aedas | ArchDaily

Hey, I know that building!

OK, DC coffee people.  This is the Hario Skerton (Engrish for Skeleton) hand coffee mill.  It is the larger of two made by Hario (the smaller one is called the mini mill). Your mission this weekend is to find me a store in the District or near-in suburbs that actually has one of these in stock, so I don’t have to order online.  If nobody’s tracked one down by Monday morning I’ll order from Intelligentsia simply because they’re closer than everybody on the west coast and cheaper than the people in NYC.  But if I can find one for under $50 here I’ll happily support my local coffee geeks.

Spread the word!

(photo via ah_blake on flickr)

“Stairs” (via Don Feduardo)

U.S. Capitol and Capitol Tree 2009 (via Don Feduardo)