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Sunday, January 18, 2009

SALE! SALE! SALE!

If you live in Atlanta, you won't want to miss out on this bi-annual sale going on at the Beehive in Buckhead on P'tree Rd, across the street from Piedmont Hospital and next door to Cafe Intermezzo. This unique boutique offers a wide variety of hand crafted items from local artisans. You can find everything from soap, clothing, teas, jewelry to paper and much more! I'm offering my Holiday 2008 line at 40% off, so hurry and head on down to the Beehive, before the selection of clearance items buzzes away.

Sunday, October 19, 2008

I {heart} Fall Weekends

Nothing is better than spending a perfect Fall day in the country. Here in GA we have lots of country plus the North Georgia Mountains for our weekend scenic escapes. Although I am definitely a "city mouse" I love the country. I moved to Atlanta in 1992 and since I had my son almost 3 years ago, I'm experiencing a completely different Georgia than I knew as a single girl without kids.


We kicked off the Fall season with a trip to Bradley's Pumpkin Patch. Found our pumpkins for the front porch, took a hayride and ate some of the best hot boiled peanuts ever. You know what they say.... when in Rome, or in this case Dawsonville:)


Then we were lucky enough to get a visit from Ohio, my homeland. Longtime friend Lisa and 2 of her 3 kids made the trek south. Boo at the Zoo was a big hit with everyone and we had a SPOOKY good time!


Our entourage included a couple power rangers and a "scary" shark. As you can see, the shark costume was a bit small, as it was my son's costume from his first ever Halloween, when he was just 9 months old! He is on a shark kick and insisted on wearing this costume {everywhere}. Oh well, guess I just wasted the $60 I spent on this year's astronaut costume.

Just yesterday we took a drive to Canton, where we had our first ever Cagle's Dairy Farm experience. If you are planning on a trip to Atlanta anytime soon, I HIGHLY suggest this spot, especially if you have kids of all ages. You will have an udderly great time:) This is a real working dairy farm and they have pumpkins, a country store with {what else} handmade dairy yummies, big bouncing pillow thingy that is supposed to look like a haystack plus.......
a hayride where the cows help themselves and are front and center.
a pig race, yes I said PIG RACE! Just about the funniest thing you will ever see.
A mechanical milking demonstration with good old Rosy and Bill. If you take a good look at Bill, you will see he's keeping the art of moustache waxing alive, here in 2008.
oops! Bill might have left the milking machine on a little too long for this poor Bessy.

Adorable baby calfs that were just born on the farm.
I hope you too are getting a chance to enjoy the outdoors with your friends and family.
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