J.D. Moore delivers a rare shot of a beautiful and moody DC.

DC may get a little [taller] Panda cub weighs 10 lbs! [buttersticks] Daughter of Chantilly mom still in [Siberia] New place in shaw will have hearty eats [Rico Loco] Photo by JD Moore

“Consecrate is a little overused,” Louis C.K., talking about the Gettysburg Address. His reading of the speech was filmed by Ken Burns for The Address PBS. Something else we found out watching this video: Jerry Seinfeld is a bit of a history buff.  

I <3 DC [cancelled] LivingSocial having [problems] Secret Service [misbehaving] Lady brings alligator on train [Chicago] U Street getting a retractable roof [tacqueria] DC supermarkets popping up [everywhere] Taylor Gourmet offering $5 sandwiches [better than Footlongs] Photo by Ismadison  

Are you in a Super Zip? [interactive] Don’t go hungry [Thanksgiving takeout] Smithsonian is 3D printing some sweet [artifacts] H St. streetcar wire is about to be [installed] No yellow line service this weekend [whoops] Andy Shallal wants to run the city [Busboys and Mayors] Weather actually going to warm …

Amex is our sugar daddy for Union Station’s repairs [ceiling] Attorney General race [recount] Zagat’s guide to hipster hangouts [guide] DC is in the Tidewater Nation [FYI] Congressional Staff Open Enrollment [info] NoMa Traffic Disaster [blog] Photo by Jason Vines  

Enter Jenna Golden and EatMoreDrinkMore.com. She cooks, she bakes, she eats, and she writes about all this with poise, and real adjectives! But in all seriousness, Jenna’s blog is down to earth and sincere. Much like Jenna, who assures me she is not a millionaire from the Twitter IPO launch…but we’ll see about that. Jenna is that weird person in DC who is actually from DC, well, the surrounding area at least which is increasingly rare. “I have lived in DC for just about 9 years now,” she says. “I grew up in Maryland and always knew I would come back to the area because of my interest in politics and my love for this city. I have a good feeling I’ll be here for the rest of my life.” Jenna’s like many in this town, and certainly many FamousDC.com readers. I like to think it’s the charm of DC, but like stockbrokers in New York, most of us just have to be here to do what we do. It’s a blessed-curse. When she’s not telling you, how “the cheese sauce added the perfect punch to the fluffy frittata” she’s crushing it in Twitter’s DC office on the sales team. I mean, a Twitter employee with a food blog?!? Ugh, you win.

It’s that time again. Welcome to your long weekend, we’ve got enough to keep your calendar as full as possible. AND if your office is closed Monday we suggest  the following rocking activities: the Capital Food Fight, Worn Issue 6 Launch Party, and/or the Wounded Warrior Veterans’ Benefit at Jack Rose.

Humpbacked Zebras still not keeping cars from U-turns [PA Ave] WaPo helps you get your chocolate fix [Chocolate Crust] Become a Citizen Scientist! Track [Bunnies!] Cherry Blossom lantern has its own space [plaza] Almost all DC cabs are legit now [dome lights] Photo by John Sonderman

Another Whole Foods [H Street] Measuring the Monument [Washington] No more styrofoam [DC] Chef Alison Reed leaves Ripple [and DC] Photo by Justin Schuck

Million Mask March happened yesterday for [some reason] Streetcar promised “soon” [beep beep] Skating rink opening info [it’s winter] DC has been super rich for a long time [incomes] Habanero margarita? Ok, leaving work [now] Photo by Rob Hohmann

We dare you to try and not feel some emotion watching these strong photos come across the screen to the soundtrack of Inception.

Sci-fi museum coming to DC [and needs your help] Anchorman exhibit coming to DC [and needs your questions] Navy Yard is all grown up [Takorean restaurant] How Virginia’s voting [liveblog] Tiger cubs are coming [babies] Gossip of the rich and famous [Headfirst Baseball lawsuit] Photo by John Sonderman  

16 year olds are voting now [Bieber for Prez] Audio equipment discovers almost 40k [gun incidents in DC] Andrew Sullivan on his way back to DC [The Dish] Furlough affected cats are sad and [homeless] Absolutely no Old Post Office strip clubs, dentists, pawn shops, bail bondsmen, tattoo parlors, blood …

Metro gives its riders a gift [in 2014] Washington Monument lights [going out] Air & Space goes way, way, way space [Star Trek] A focus on DC artists in [Whole Foods] FAA tells us what we already knew [keep your electronics on] Photo by Kevin Wolf