Click here to visit Maureen Dowd's home

[Louis-Emmanuel]

http://www.oprah.com/slideshow/home/homeimprovement/slideshow4_ss_tours1106/1

The 1819 building was the first Maureen Dowd saw when she went house-hunting in 1995, and she fell for it immediately. There were the classic Georgetown details, including the six fireplaces, the wood floors, a pocket-size backyard, and what seemed like an endless number of rooms—two parlors, a den, a formal dining room, and three bedrooms.

She is just one of us.

[malta blue]

1. why do you hate amurika?

:shrug:

[WorseBeforeBetter]

2. I'm no fan of Dowd, but whoever said she's "one of us"?

What does that even mean? Should she have taken a vow of poverty? Do you think DUers are living in refrigerator boxes on the streets? I have a lovely home -- am I "one of us"? There's nothing too over the top about her home -- it looks quite comfortable.

[GodlessBiker]

3. A three bedroom house. Nice furnishings. I like it.

[ErinBerin84]

4. I remember

Mike Barnicle saying once on Morning Joe that Maureen Dowd is his next door neighbor at his Georgetown place.

[Captain Hilts]

7. Wow, life is good for a plagerist! nt

[AlCzervik]

5. nice bar ware.

[spanone]

6. you can't see 'the home'

[Ilsa]

10. All you see is a few shot of her stuff, which I don't care about..

I'd rather see how a home with two parlors, etc is laid out.

[Peregrine Took]

11. Yes, these photos don't show anything. Why bother? n/t

[Lavender Brown]

8. JFK lived there

Cool. :shrug:

[Occam Bandage]

9. Looks like a nice house.

:shrug:

[Beacool]

12. Champion of women????????????

You can't help but see how this sharp-tongued, funny, pop-culture-savvy, champion-of-women toys with images of herself.

:rofl:

Ohhhh, that was funny. I needed a good laugh.

:eyes: