by Erin Marovelli | Nov 21, 2021
The holidays are fast upon us, and so is the season of giving, and of giving thanks. Veterans Day, a National Day of Remembrance of those who gave their lives in service to our country, was celebrated November 11. In Washington DC, for two days prior to this day, and...
by Erin Marovelli | Oct 20, 2021
The Aged Woman’s Home of Georgetown has long benefited from a volunteer group that every charitable organization dreams about having at their side. Since 1957, the creative, talented, and thoughtful members of The Town and Country Garden Club have provided and...
by Erin Marovelli | Sep 8, 2021
We are happy to report that here at the Quiet Place we call Home, DC’s atrociously muggy weather has finally abated. June, July, and August of 2021 were quite the Hades-like-slog, but one of our intrepid Guests (DJ) managed a Houdini-like escape. She “flew the coop”...
by Erin Marovelli | Aug 10, 2021
Things have been exciting here at The Aged Woman’s Home the last 8 weeks, and we want to emphasize the word Aged as well as the word exciting. Exciting, it turns out, can go either way—good or bad. In our case, things (although in the end turned out well) got very...
by Erin Marovelli | Jun 30, 2021
The Nacotchtank are an indigenous Algonquian people who lived in the area of what is now Washington, D.C. during the 17th century. Their village was situated at the intersection of the Potomac and Anacostia rivers, and it is the Algonquian people who gave June’s...
by Erin Marovelli | May 14, 2021
In April, we were excited to receive Easter Baskets individually made and delivered for our Guests by members of Georgetown Presbyterian Church. This year, as usual, the baskets were beautiful and loved by all. We cannot believe we are already weeks past Easter, and...
