She Loves DC: Meg from 2birds1blog

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Meg (Music) Photo Courtesy of Laura Warman

I have a huge, festering blog crush on total internet sensation 2birds1blog. Written by two friends and ex-roommates, Chris and Meg, the blog has me snickering all day long. Snarky, irreverent, honest and totally hilarious, co-author Meg, lives here in DC. Her witty commentary about all things in our city regularly keeps me entertained, I can always relate to posts about the metro, her gym crush (me, thinking: zomg I totes have a gym crush too1!!), and other DC-centric things. Not only is DC mentioned in random posts, Meg has penned a few blog posts solely on the topic of DC, one of my favorites is 6 Reasons You Should Love DC. This post, plus her winning personality? All make her perfect for a She Loves DC nod here on We Love DC. So, as a gift to you, dear reader, I give you Meg, from 2birds1blog.

Katie: Why DC? What made you decide to take up residence in our fair city?
Meg: I’m originally from the area and then went to school at American University. After graduation I decided I needed a little break from DC and moved to New York. I came crawlin’ back a year later. What can I say? DC’s got her hooks in me.

What is your favorite place in DC?
On my roof, poolside, Miller High Life in hand, magazine in my lap. Given that, you wouldn’t think I’d be so offensively pale, and yet, here we are.

What would you change about DC if you could?
Sweet mother of God, the weather. All I have to say is T-minus 34 days until the Fall equinox.

If DC were to go on a date with another city, what city would DC be best with?
Here’s how I see it: DC is a lot like Rachel Leigh Cooke’s character in the movie She’s All That—seemingly shy, nerdy, smug and a little stand-offish. We need someone who’s going to take the time to get to know the real DC. Because on the inside, we’re actually not shy and nerdy at all; we’re interesting and creative and any city would be lucky to date us. We need to find the city equivalent of Freddie Prinz, Junior. So I guess what I’m trying to say is Boston.

What DC-based reality show are you most looking forward to? Real Housewives? Real World? Blonde Charity Mafia?
Blonde Charity Mafia. In the biggest way ever. The Late Night Shots sub-culture has always fascinated and disgusted me. The thought of being able to shamelessly gawk at those kids in the comfort of my own home is almost too exciting to handle.

What reality show would you love to have filmed here?
Rock of Love. Solely for selfish Bret Michaels-based purposes.

Who is on your daily blog roll? What blogs do you love, what blogs do you hate?
Besides We Love DC? Nothing. (Damn I’m good.)

If you could quit your job and do anything in DC, what would you do?
I’d get a pug, a cup of coffee and spend all day walking said pug, drinking said coffee and writing my blog. And I would do absolutely anything to make this a reality.

Where can you be seen on an average weeknight? Weekend night?
I’m pretty lame during the week. I get home from work, spend fifteen minutes psyching myself up to go to the gym, occasionally make it there, come home, watch some sort of god-awful television and go to bed. Truthfully, I’m pretty lame on weekends too. I usually con my friends into going to Big Hunt because it’s around the corner from my apartment and I appreciate a short stumble home after a night of drinking.

What would you tell DC if it would listen?
When boarding the train, please move to the center of the car.

If you were in charge of the DC Tourism Board, what are the three DC catchphrases you would choose for our city?
Washington, DC: Where your 7’s become our 10’s!
Washington, DC: Walk left; stand right.
Washington, DC: We’re not just museums and shit.

In love? Right, I thought so. Read Meg regularly over at 2birds1blog.

Katie moved to DC in 2007, and has since embarked upon a love affair with the city. She’s an education reform advocate and communications professional during the day; at night and on the weekends, she’s an owner here at We Love DC. Katie has high goals to eat herself through the entire city, with only her running shoes to save her from herself. For up-to-the-minute news and reviews (among other musings), follow her on Twitter!

3 thoughts on “She Loves DC: Meg from 2birds1blog

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  2. Just read this for the first time (I’m a slacker I suppose) and the She’s All That reference is a definite winner in my book. That and the Rock of Love comment. I’m all for that.

    As a fellow American University graduate, I wish you the best of luck Meg.