Pushing down that which should, by rights, be pushed off a cliff, because I feel like bustin' loose.
And speaking of Bustin' Loose, we're here to celebrate the grand opening of the temple of D.C.'s very own music. The Go-Go Museum and Cafe opened its doors just last week in Anacostia, 8,000 square feet of energy and homage.
In his article in The Washington Post about the museum, Chris Richards writes, "For nearly 50 years now, Washington’s homegrown dialect of dance music has proved itself taut in execution and expansive in form, a densely woven continuity, a hyper-funky ongoingness that continues to consecrate a community’s bond."
If you're gonna write about music (or dance about architecture), I feel like that's a pretty good sentence. I think I'll leave it at that, and send y'all out with some ongoingness.
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