I don’t normally post events that I had no part in planning. I get asked to post charity events all the time, and while they are all for a good cause, I don’t want my site to turn into something like Greg’s List DC which is a wonderful site for learning about what events are [...]

                                                           
 
Washington is full of rivalries; politics, sports, socialites you name it there is a battle brewing, but none compare to the age old rivalry of Betty versus Veronica – Blonde versus Brunette.  This battle of the ages brings together brilliant brunettes and bombshell blondes for an important cause; to raise attention and funds for the [...]

I was recently given photos from a photo shoot I did in the summer of 2006 with Clay Blackmore for Washington Life Magazine’s 2006 Balls and Galas Issue. My Assistant, Rachael Schwartz saw them and told me that I looked “like a totally different person.” I was a totally different person back then, as I’ve grown and [...]

This powder puff fundraiser has come a very long way since 2005 thanks to the hard work and creativity of Sara Allen Abbott and Ryan Triplette! Since 2005, this event has raised over $75,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association National Capital Area Chapter. This event which was once just an idea at a cocktail party, has gone [...]

 
And remember the event has been moved to Darlington House, 1610 20th Street, NW, Washington, DC. Join us for the Draft Party where you’ll meet the players and place your bets on who will score more. How will the players stack up at each position? And just who is going to be this year’s breakout [...]

Please note that the location for the Draft Party this Saturday, September 13, 2008, has been changed to The Darlington House, 1610 20th Street, NW, Washington, DC. The event will run from 4-6 PM and there will be free Peroni and Leinenkugle beer from 4-5 PM, so get there early!
- Miss A

Back in 2005, I helped create Blondes vs. Brunettes powder puff football fundraiser. We originally thought it would be great for The Junior League of Washington, but the League felt it was too racy! My friend Sara Allen Abbott had been involved with the Alzheimer’s Association after her grandmother and then father were affected by [...]