24 hours with: The food delivery company manager
For Matt Alexander, food delivery is a way of life.
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24 hours with: The vintage-loving hobbyist
Susanna-Cole King collects hobbies often, and fervently.
24 hours with: The Maryland SPCA vet tech
Erica Mininsky was never an over-the-top animal lover — and certainly never expected to be working with furry creatures on a daily basis.
24 hours with: The cystic fibrosis advocate
Like many other young professionals, Katharine Scrivener wakes up at about 6 a.m., spends her days in meetings and sending emails, and comes home to make dinner, relax with her husband and work on freelance projects. Unlike most other young professionals, however, Scrivener bookends her mornings and evenings with extensive medication treatments.
24 hours with: The fitness-loving National Aquarium employee
Four years ago, Kate Rowe would have never thought she’d be canceling phone calls or changing work appointments for turtle photo shoots and catfish counting.
24 hours with: The professional drifter
“Anytime you see a car burning tires flying around,” said Chris Forsberg, “it looks impressive.”
24 hours with: The man who rarely wears pants
Lou Catelli, “patron saint of Hampden,” will tell you his real name — Will Bauer — but not the story behind the pseudonym. Or his real age. (It’s not 26, like his Tinder profile suggests.)