Note from Audra: I haven’t read any of these. I do plan to review this list closely and choose a few to read. These were submitted to me by K. Jacobson
When is it not OKAY to rev up that blower or electric saw?
We’ve been spending a lot of time outside. I love gardening and listening to the birds sing in my trees, hearing the fish jump in the lake and listening to the frogs begin their nightly chorus at sundown.… Read More »
Leigh Anne Collins won this cheese board via our Facebook giveaway.
This is actually a much better list. A lot of mentions of Chef Rob’s in Sandy Springs and Sublime. I also love Le Petite Mache, Busy bee, Atlanta Breakfast Club, Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks, Desta and as Amy and I’d hoped, the Blaxican.… Read More »
I can hardly wait to read this. Here’s what Amazon has to say:
“In the irresistible new novel from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of All We Ever Wanted and Something Borrowed, a young woman falls hard for an impossibly perfect man before he disappears without a trace. . . . “
Our amazing Style Editor gave me a signed copy to give away. … Read More »
Update: Thanks for the updates from Deerfield (no initiation fee/change to hours) and to Dunwoody North (explanation of planned renovation) I’ve updated the spreadsheet!
The last time I updated our neighborhood pool list was 2018. I just took some time to update for 2020. Most have opened this week for the 2020 summer season but some have not. … Read More »
I wanted to show you what one of my fellow church friends is doing. He and his family had the COVID-19 virus and SURVIVED. Now they want to counteract messages of fear with messages of Hope via ShareHope America! Their story combined with others’ stories can help bring Hope to a hopeless world.… Read More »
We have all seen the pictures on the news and social media of empty airports, social distancing on planes and even some packed flights. All airlines have come out with guidelines, but don’t assume they are following the same rules! After reading through some of the guidelines, passengers may have varied travel experiences based on how an airline is choosing to state their guidelines.… Read More »
By Audra H. Anders for The Aha! Connection. I shot this video from the senior’s perspective while volunteering yesterday. It was so great to see all of the kids and parents! I have so much Wildcat Pride!
We’ve been working with Laura Schilling for many years. She’s a financial planner, wealth manager, and estate attorney. She and I believe that there are many people who could benefit from her knowledge during this time. She’s offered for people to submit questions directly to her or via comment on our website or Facebook. … Read More »
I recently tried a burger from “Rheas take out foods” in Roswell. Attached to a corner store off Canton St, visiting this hole in the wall was quite the experience to say the least. After reading just a few reviews, I was very intrigued, but not exactly because of the burgers.… Read More »
One of my college besties and I recently sheltered away together for a few days. It’s so funny to me how every time I go away for time with any gal pals, we all end up learning interesting take-away tidbits! Following are a few items that Carolyn and I took away from the weekend:
Molly Sims Recommended Malibu Quick Fix for Color Correction
I put this one on Carolyn’s hair last week and her blonde brightened beautifully!
I read this book in one day. I’ve never even heard of the author, Margaret Lukas, as this is only her second novel. A friend recommended it and it is free with Kindle Unlimited.
The setting is rural Nebraska, in the late 1890s. 17-year-old newlywed Effie and 11-year-old orphaned Bridget must struggle to endure their evil husband/father Reverend Jackdaw at a time when women and children had few rights, and society looked upon domestic abuse as a private family matter. … Read More »
