May 15, 2013
by The OJBG Team
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Where’s Season 1? And Your Guide to OJBG Freebies We’ve already mentioned that a lot of people have been asking us about where the title of the show comes from, so we wrote a blog post explaining why Orange Juice, why Bishop’s … Continue reading
December 5, 2012
by The OJBG Team
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Liz. I stumbled across this Brain Pickings post on Book Spine Poetry and I fell in love with the idea. This is a project inspired by artist Nina Katchadourian. Here are some of the beautiful, poignant poetry people have captured through … Continue reading
November 9, 2012
by Otessa
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by Otessa Hey guys!! I am selling this awesome free ebook on Amazon’s Kindle. And the good news is… it is getting a bunch of downloads. (Yay!) But the thing is… no one is leaving reviews. (Sad face!) So, I … Continue reading
December 6, 2011
by Otessa
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by Otessa 1. Best Macaroon in the District. is at Paul, in Georgetown (1078 Wisconsin Ave, near M st, NW). The macaroons come in 2 sizes: small & x-large. Just look at this beauty — an extra large pistachio macaroon…it … Continue reading
November 15, 2011
by The OJBG Team
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By: Samantha I have a slight problem when I read books. After the third or fourth page, if my mind has wandered off to what I am going to eat for lunch or the shoes I have been saving up … Continue reading
October 19, 2011
by The OJBG Team
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By: Ashley Here at OJBG Headquarters we’re editing new Class of ’96 Yearbook Videos, and we’ve been looking a lot of old footage from all 4 seasons of the show. Seeing scenes from the rave in Season 2 made me … Continue reading
September 19, 2011
by Otessa
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The Rediscovery of Man by Cordwainer Smith My rating: 3 of 5 stars Preamble alert! So in case you didn’t know– I love SF. And many of the authors I “heart” have listed this guy as a serious influence… and … Continue reading
August 29, 2011
by Otessa
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Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater My rating: 4 of 5 stars Where to start… there are so many remarkable and wonderful elements to this book. The prose is lyrical and moving– and it conjurs an icy, pristine environment in a very … Continue reading