People - Arlington Magazine

Depression, butterflies and indelible transformation. We're taking it day by day.

"I'm not sure if it's comfort we have found in food, or comfort in knowing that we now have time to enjoy our food."

Judge George D. Varoutsos has presided over Arlington County's 17th District Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court since 1998. He's seen some things.

A fancy breakfast on what feels like quarantine day 3,044...

"As a massage therapist in the middle of a global pandemic, I'd like to ask you to stay home—no matter what the governor says."

Searching for sanity in home improvement: "The drooping cabinet door nobody cared about for years is now a disappointment."

"I've decided to use this time to discover my own city by walking or running every street."

When Covid-19 interrupted plans to honor this American hero with a proper retirement ceremony at Fort Myer, we knew we had to step up.

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"Being able to read and write more helps me with the uncertainty of the crisis and is also the gift of the crisis."

"All I knew growing up was apartment living. There was always a dish-drain rack."

“With eternal love to my wife, Shannon—and all who’ve magnified the best of us—on this 20th anniversary of our marriage.”

"Back in grad school I was an extrovert. I'm different now. The quarantine has definitely brought out the introvert in me."