DSCN0893, originally uploaded by Prince of Petworth.
You know the rules – best caption wins free PoP t-shirt or beer. Winner announced Friday.
Category: contest
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02 February 2012 4:19 PM
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02 February 2012 9:51 AM
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05 February 2012 3:11 PM
ummm i think this is not H ST NE...pretty sure it is NW neighborhood between u street and...
I understand the desire for consistency, but it's hard for me to imagining dealing with...
Yes, engaging the public and soliciting their views = grotesquely abusive. He is trying...
I'll take your word for it. I was just told that the street cars on the F line -- where...
Would you like me to introduce you to some people who have put forth much more than "the...
Potty trained?
Thanks for taking care of my flowers while I’m out of town. You’ll find the hose in the backyard and a stepladder in the garage. See you in August!
They’re always after me lucky charms! ….but they’ll never find them in all this shrubbery!
The neighborhood just wasn’t the same after Sam’s Club expanded into the nursery business.
Neighborhood’s artistic landlord throws yet another beautiful eviction.
Getting to know you! Introducing the President/CEO of DC WASA, Alexis H. Roberson.
LEAF ME ALONE!!!!
My vote goes to Guinness…
There’s a pot of gold in there somewhere.
Home of the Mother’s Day Plant Thieves
“Eccentric” in Georgetown. “Quirky” in Adams Morgan. “Batshit insane” in Petworth.
a staunch supporter of w, mr. clark freely showed his love of bush, and was proud to do it!
Due to the high cost of gasoline, 4th of July parade goers were asked to line up and march by the Columbia Heights float.
While it is safe to say our Mitchell has several great qualities like his green thumb, modestly is not one of them.
*modesty
Herb’s got my vote.
Top three Herb, Odentex and Bogfrog, in no particular order. Nice work! Such creative minds here
“No one could ever bring themselves to tell the cat lady that those aren’t felines hanging by her door…”
I think the captions are clever, but I wanted to let others know that behind the somewhat kooky appearance of all of these containers is a sentimental story. The owner of this home created this makeshift garden for his (now deceased) wife who was suffering from cancer to brighten her days. He’s a lovely man.
Oh no. I haven’t felt this bad since I set my “slow” cousin Grady’s shoelaces aflame just before the three legg-ed race at the family reunion — never saw the little bugger move so fast before or since.
I might point out that my comment was meant to express the refreshing directness of Petworthians vs. those snotty, tennis-sweater wearing fops over in Georgetown, and not necessarily suggestin’ any actual insanity (batshit or otherwise) to the saintly widower — who is probably kind to small animals and feeds homeless lepers too.
That being said, heartwarming story aside, I bet there are at least a few stone-hearted neighbors that wish his industrious and impressive tribute might have been more… erm… indoors. Perhaps ceramic plates depicting the apostles?
Odentex, no worries, I really liked your caption. I just thought I’d fill folks in.
when the term “Going Green” is taken out of context.
There’s always room for one more!
‘Noha’s Arch Goes Green’
A passionate preparation in saving every species of plants incase we go underwater due to Polar ice melt.
“The Not So Secret Garden”
Chrissy wins.