Not-So-Hotlanta

Before I get to today’s Christmas shopping extravaganza, I decided to share a few pictures from our event Dinner at Taverna Plaka last night. If you haven’t read my post about our first trip to this restaurant, you may want to start there to help you with necessary Greek History, like the meaning of the […]

Oh Yes We Did. . .

We introduced Chris’ Aunt Kitty and Uncle Leo (of Toenail Art Infamy) to our favorite Greek Experience. . .. . . we started football season out in Atlanta, and now we’re back. So we thought it best to do the same thing we did last time. . . And this time, we got up and […]

Have a Spoon of Holiday Tradition.

Every family has great holiday traditions. One of my family’s seems to have faded out of existence, thanks to a bit of over-aggression. I miss it greatly, and I think I may do a petition to get it back. Spoons. Spoons is an awesome card game. If you haven’t played it, you should. It is […]

The Reason I’m a City Girl.

While I was growing up, Mom and Dad’s dream was to live in the country. I was always a bit trepidatious about this dream. After all, there are no malls in the country. And it takes too long to get places. And I like going places. Quickly. I am quite happy that they have achieved […]

. . . and the crazies descended upon Atlanta.

No, no no. I’m not talking about these crazies:I will talk about the football game in my next post. No, there were other crazies in Atlanta this weekend. Crazies that made all of the tailgating, facepainted, Bear Bryant and Denny Chimes Tattooed, Toilet Paper/Tide Box wearing, Screaming and high-fiving total stranger-Alabama fans look like boring […]

A Taste of Greek Culture Adventure

So we’re in Atlanta for a Date weekend / First football game of the season. The game is tonight at 8pm. We got here yesterday around 5pm, and so the main date part of our trip was to be dinner last night. Since we were coming for football, Chris elected me to pick out where […]