Pokemon Go. That is the name of the game, these days. I’m a little late coming to the party, but the game became so popular, so fast, that I thought I’d better learn what I can about it. Never know when such knowledge will come in handy.
Technology amazes me. What it’s accomplished in my lifetime is simply fascinating. We have the world at our fingertips, in a tiny little smart-gadget that brings us more than a computer that occupied an entire 40-degree room used to do.
Norcross – The Norcross Community Market is back, and with it comes flair, diversity and food, food, food. Now open Saturday mornings through August 13 from 9 am – 1 pm, shoppers can expect to find a brand new kind of farmer’s market.
Traveling used to be so glamorous, didn’t it? I remember a time when travelers dressed to fly, just as we dressed for church or for weddings. Traveling used to be an event, an occasion. Now, it’s a competitive sport.
Lawrenceville – Katie Hart Smith loves history. She loves the city of Atlanta. And as a nurse, she loves medicine. But there’s more to this author than being a southern historian; there are lots of those to be found.
Lawrenceville – Laura Vooris had never changed a diaper in her life. She never babysat the neighborhood kids. She never bathed or fed a baby.
Peachtree Corners – Todd Wahl is passionate about a few things. First of course, is his young family. Todd and his wife have four children, and family activities from dinner to neighborhood walks, are a priority.
First, I want to share a belated Happy Mother’s Day to all of the caring, nurturing, frazzled, praying-for-a-light-at-the-end-of-the-tunnel moms out there.
Given the choice, most people opt to stay nestled in their comfort zone. They know it well, they know what to expect from it, and they know it’s, well, comfortable.
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