The Itinerant Existentialist

Cue Jill Scott: "Let's take a long walk." . . . . . . #scruffygay #scruffygays #scruffy #scruffybeard #scruffybear #bearsofinstagram #beardsofinstagram #instabeards #instabeard #instabear #instabears #daddiesofinstagram #instadaddy #scruffydad #scruffydaddy #picsbybears #beardedgay #gayswithbeards #mask4mask #bearface #beardstagram #bearstagram #bearinlove #bear #beard #beardedgay #bears #beardedbear #beards #bearded (at Thomas Circle) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAn4OrRDpOr/?igshid=1ttjzvak9i5tl

Austin, Texas state capital and all-around cool town (at Austin, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8VnsUlhWzK/?igshid=qv6gy3qmgjo

"How hard did aging hit you?" On the left, me at 32, Thursday, June 15, 2006. On the right, me at 45, Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019. https://www.instagram.com/itinerant_existentialist/p/BsjBnbSgxiD/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hebuzyn3g9au

*Sigh* the end of the last work day of 2018. My brain and body need to hibernate for a while. (at Washington, District of Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/itinerant_existentialist/p/BrqluTvAraS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=118yd6axftj6u

Yesterday my employer held its annual holiday event, this year at what seems to be one of DC's more obscured tourist destinations, The Mansion on O and O Street Museum. This mansion is the combination of five late-nineteenth-century rowhouses into a 30,000-square-foot, 70-room showcase of high art, kitsch, and rock and roll. There is also a hotel that dignitaries and celebrities have stayed at, including Rosa Parks, who stayed there for 10 years as a "hero in residence" and is a true high point of the museum's pride and heritage. There are also more than 70 hidden doors, a hidden wine cellar, and, built into the upper floors, a two-story log cabin that reportedly costs $2,500 for a night's stay. Everything on display is donated and for sale. So a giant kitsch gift shop can be yours to explore. Because I really couldn't imagine seeing so much stuff crammed into narrow passages and nooks throughout old houses without having a camera at the ready, here are some photos. There are multiple postings. Enjoy! (at The Mansion on O & O Street Museum) https://www.instagram.com/itinerant_existentialist/p/BrYg75WArTc/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=pzkrzgm41s04

Yesterday my employer held its annual holiday event, this year at what seems to be one of DC's more obscured tourist destinations, The Mansion on O and O Street Museum. This mansion is the combination of five late-nineteenth-century rowhouses into a 30,000-square-foot, 70-room showcase of high art, kitsch, and rock and roll. There is also a hotel that dignitaries and celebrities have stayed at, including Rosa Parks, who stayed there for 10 years as a "hero in residence" and is a true high point of the museum's pride and heritage. There are also more than 70 hidden doors, a hidden wine cellar, and, built into the upper floors, a two-story log cabin that reportedly costs $2,500 for a night's stay. Everything on display is donated and for sale. So a giant kitsch gift shop can be yours to explore. Because I really couldn't imagine seeing so much stuff crammed into narrow passages and nooks throughout old houses without having a camera at the ready, here are some photos. There are multiple postings. Enjoy! (at The Mansion on O & O Street Museum) https://www.instagram.com/itinerant_existentialist/p/BrYgTHmAYc9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=3fta53dmb81d

Yesterday my employer held its annual holiday event, this year at what seems to be one of DC's more obscured tourist destinations, The Mansion on O and O Street Museum. This mansion is the combination of five late-nineteenth-century rowhouses into a 30,000-square-foot, 70-room showcase of high art, kitsch, and rock and roll. There is also a hotel that dignitaries and celebrities have stayed at, including Rosa Parks, who stayed there for 10 years as a "hero in residence" and is a true high point of the museum's pride and heritage. There are also more than 70 hidden doors, a hidden wine cellar, and, built into the upper floors, a two-story log cabin that reportedly costs $2,500 for a night's stay. Everything on display is donated and for sale. So a giant kitsch gift shop can be yours to explore. Because I really couldn't imagine seeing so much stuff crammed into narrow passages and nooks throughout old houses without having a camera at the ready, here are some photos. There are multiple postings. Enjoy! (at The Mansion on O & O Street Museum) https://www.instagram.com/itinerant_existentialist/p/BrYfje3AF7W/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=8ak9heuu295b

Yesterday my employer held its annual holiday event, this year at what seems to be one of DC's more obscured tourist destinations, The Mansion on O and O Street Museum. This mansion is the combination of five late-nineteenth-century rowhouses into a 30,000-square-foot, 70-room showcase of high art, kitsch, and rock and roll. There is also a hotel that dignitaries and celebrities have stayed at, including Rosa Parks, who stayed there for 10 years as a "hero in residence" and is a true high point of the museum's pride and heritage. There are also more than 70 hidden doors, a hidden wine cellar, and, built into the upper floors, a two-story log cabin that reportedly costs $2,500 for a night's stay. Everything on display is donated and for sale. So a giant kitsch gift shop can be yours to explore. Because I really couldn't imagine seeing so much stuff crammed into narrow passages and nooks throughout old houses without having a camera at the ready, here are some photos. There are multiple postings. Enjoy! (at The Mansion on O & O Street Museum) https://www.instagram.com/itinerant_existentialist/p/BrYebk1gDFw/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1o2ho5dsdgpyq

Yesterday my employer held its annual holiday event, this year at what seems to be one of DC's more obscured tourist destinations, The Mansion on O and O Street Museum. This mansion is the combination of five late-nineteenth-century rowhouses into a 30,000-square-foot, 70-room showcase of high art, kitsch, and rock and roll. There is also a hotel that dignitaries and celebrities have stayed at, including Rosa Parks, who stayed there for 10 years as a "hero in residence" and is a true high point of the museum's pride and heritage. There are also more than 70 hidden doors, a hidden wine cellar, and, built into the upper floors, a two-story log cabin that reportedly costs $2,500 for a night's stay. Everything on display is donated and for sale. So a giant kitsch gift shop can be yours to explore. Because I really couldn't imagine seeing so much stuff crammed into narrow passages and nooks throughout old houses without having a camera at the ready, here are some photos. There are multiple postings. Enjoy! (at The Mansion on O & O Street Museum) https://www.instagram.com/itinerant_existentialist/p/BrYe5qHAQIF/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=lndvgjzedpuj