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February 8, 2010

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Snow Hours (starting 2/8)

7:30am-6pm

M-F

February 7, 2010

Evenings at the Big Bear

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holly and her tractor

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holly plowing 1st street

Thanks Holly!

February 6, 2010

We have soup!!

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Genevieve’s Carrot Ginger Soup

carrots, red onions, garlic,

ginger, cumin, cinnamin, lemon,

salt, olive oil

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January 29, 2010

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(bus stop)

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Marvin Rich!

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- training video -

[intelligentsia]

January 28, 2010

Voted 2nd Best Barista in the Nation!! -Collin Crowe

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- and 5th best barista in the latest Counter Culture TNT.

(at Baked and Wired – gtown)

(photos – christy baugh)

Bus Stop?

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NCMS told us we’ll be on the walls of bus stops

and the sides of Metro buses.

This is the photo they should use.

(by ms. le)

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farmers on winter holiday

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(photo – holle le)

January 23, 2010

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broken heating system -

(click)

January 6, 2010

New Soup?

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The new induction cooktop has arrived

and Genevieve is experimenting with new items for the menu.

Her soups are delicious.

(Chef Genevieve)

January 2, 2010

Jana likes grilled cheese

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November 25, 2009

Washington Post Express

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November 24, 2009

Thanksgiving Hours

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Below are Big Bear’s hours for this week.

Eat turkey/tofurkey, drink and be merry!

Thanksgiving holiday hours

Wednesday, November 25
7:30am-1:00pm

Thursday, November 26
CLOSED

Friday, November 27
CLOSED

Saturday, November 28
7:30am-6:00pm
(regular business hours)

Sunday, November 29
8:30am-6:00pm
(regular business hours)

September 6, 2009

autumn..

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April 30, 2009

garden. 4/30

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Yesterday we won a green award, and today we had our first garden harvest! well, sort of. I plucked a radish out of the ground and ate it.

photos:

I had no idea that they poked their tops up like that.

radish, fresh from ground.

Beautiful, just before being eaten. This was a French Breakfast Radish, from Seed Savers Exchange. Very tender and buttery.

Overall, lots of exciting garden growth over the last week. For instance, I think we’re actually growing arugula instead of a patch of weeds:

Aaaand we have lettuces!

More pictures, as always, here.

April 28, 2009

DDOE Mayor’s Environmental Excellence Awards

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update: here’s a picture!

We were one of the winners!

Please join us and all the other winners (list below) in an Awards Ceremony/Press Conference outside our cafe tomorrow at 10:30am.

Mayor Fenty and Director George Hawkins will both be handing out the awards. We’re so honored to have won and to be in such good company!

List of winners:
Akridge

Big Bear Cafe, LLC

Casey Trees

Circle Yoga, LLC

Clean Currents, LLC and Latino Economic Development Corporation (joint award)

Green Builders Council of DC and Miller & Long Company, Inc. (joint award)

The Fairmont Washington, D.C.

Flow Yoga Center

GreenShape, LLC

Guest Services, Inc.

Live Green

Natural Body Spa & Shoppe – West End

Poste Moderne Brasserie

Restaurant Nora

The Tower Companies

Willard InterContinental Hotel

Zipcar

April 21, 2009

garden, as of yesterday

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The most rewarding change has been the radishes (above). They look like real plants.

Other than that, the lettuces have come up:

the nasturtiums:

and the snap peas:

Beets are also coming along, but still look boring:

And the kale is starting to exhibit some leaf distinction:

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Today I’m planting the onion seedlings I’d started earlier indoors. Unfortunately, the eggplant and peppers I’d started died, so I’ll be getting transplants from Caitlin and trying again next year.
All the other plants (corn, tomatoes, bush beans, etc) will be planted in May, once the weather is consistently warmer.

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