A look at what's going on in Trinidad, on H Street, and in the larger area north of Capitol Hill.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Rabbi Payless
The old DC Famers Market (now Union Market) in 2006
9 comments:
Anonymous
said...
I know the old farmer's market wasn't the best, but I still miss it. I'm shocked at how quickly that turned around into white gentry city... I just saw the Walkmen play there, for god's sake!
Oh for the days of stopping by the Funky Flea Market then picking up a dirt cheap pork shoulder for the smoker. Now it's all strollers and $10 sandwiches.
Well PoP breaks more news about our little hood than FT does. Been that way for a whole now. Sad to say but true. Our commentariat is still better though.
heaven forbid somebody fondly remembers the way things used to be.
Also, just because you fondly remember what's there doesn't mean you can't also enjoy what is there now. In this case, what was there then is so different from what is there now, and the change happened practically overnight, it's disorienting.
"Can we get some news on this blog instead of pictures of a neighborhood that no longer exists?"
Yeah, I mean like, I moved here months ago and it's been DAYS since I got flush with silent excitement about news that will increase my home value! Get with the program FT, what's with these pics of places I don't recognize
9 comments:
I know the old farmer's market wasn't the best, but I still miss it. I'm shocked at how quickly that turned around into white gentry city... I just saw the Walkmen play there, for god's sake!
Oh for the days of stopping by the Funky Flea Market then picking up a dirt cheap pork shoulder for the smoker. Now it's all strollers and $10 sandwiches.
what a cruel cruel world we live in
i am shedding a giant gentrifier tear just for you!! womp womp.
Can we get some news on this blog instead of pictures of a neighborhood that no longer exists?
Anon 12:19pm -- sucks to be you. If I were you, I'd stop paying for your access to this blog.
I'm a bit behind this week. We've all got to take a break sometimes.
Well PoP breaks more news about our little hood than FT does. Been that way for a whole now. Sad to say but true. Our commentariat is still better though.
http://www.popville.com/2013/12/h-street-playhouse-space-to-become-a-crossfit-dc-in-spring-of-2014/?ic_source=ic-featured-frontpage-top
heaven forbid somebody fondly remembers the way things used to be.
Also, just because you fondly remember what's there doesn't mean you can't also enjoy what is there now. In this case, what was there then is so different from what is there now, and the change happened practically overnight, it's disorienting.
"Can we get some news on this blog instead of pictures of a neighborhood that no longer exists?"
Yeah, I mean like, I moved here months ago and it's been DAYS since I got flush with silent excitement about news that will increase my home value! Get with the program FT, what's with these pics of places I don't recognize
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