Rasberrys is owned and operated by twin sisters Callie and Maeme Rasberry.
There are two sections to the restaurant. One is on the porch which seats 26 people. This is where we were seated. Continue reading “Restaurant: Rasberrys Catering and Bistro”
I have eaten at this restaurant several times always with Jay and Rita and a couple of times including Debbie. It is one of Jay and Rita’s favorites. On my most recent visit it was just Rita, Jay and me for lunch on a Wednesday. Continue reading “Restaurant: Amaranth Restaurant”
I went to Medium Rare with Florence and Peter after seeing the movie “Dunkirk” at the Uptown Theater. Continue reading “Restaurant: Medium Rare”
This is a relatively new restaurant in Bethesda. Locations can be found in twelve other states. One of the founders is the renowned physician Dr. Andrew Weil. Its menu is based on the Anti-Inflammatory Diet, described as a way of selecting and preparing foods based on science that can help people achieve and maintain optimum health over their lifetime. Continue reading “Restaurant: True Food Kitchen”
*Any statements in this issue of the Watch which are not sourced are mine and identified by “WW”.
32% of Americans say the country is headed in the right direction while 56% say it is on the wrong track. [Economist/YouGov, 6/6/17]
Continue reading “State of the Nation”
On his performance to date, Gallup found on June 11th that 36% of Americans approve of his job performance and 56% disapprove. Below are his job ratings as found by Gallup on the first and 15th of each month.
Continue reading “President Trump”
“As a country, we are becoming more partisan, with our last election the most parliamentary in our history. Every single Senate race was won by the same party as the presidential race in that state, and 400 out of 435 House districts voted the same way for House and president.” [Charlie Cook, 5/25/17]
There is one thing on which Democrats and Republicans agree; when asked whether local issues or national issues are most important when folks cast their votes for Congress, national issues wins, hands down.
Continue reading “The Congress”
In 2000, “female college graduates made 91% of what their male peers earned.” Today the gap has widened to the point that female college grads make 86% of what their male counter parts make. [Economic Policy Institute]
Continue reading “Women Will Get it Done”