It’s that time of year – out of office messages are running rampant, summer Fridays are in session and working past 3PM is working late. If you’re like me, you love summer with its weather, the food, the laid-back atmosphere and pool time.
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Planning the ultimate staycation should be part of the fun, taking steps to ensure you’ll get the most out of the time.
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A staycation can be challenging when home stresses you out almost as much as the office does.
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Sometimes it’s nice to get out of the hustle and bustle of the city, and a quick day trip might just do the trick. Lucky for us, Atlanta is only a few hours away from the best sights Georgia has to offer.
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Who needs to travel far for vacation when you can staycation at one of Atlanta’s amazing hotels right in your own backyard? From five-star name brands to more intimate boutique options, Atlanta has it all.
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When the sun goes down is when Atlanta lights up. Check out these favorite local spots for a night on the town:
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A friend recently posted a montage of excerpts from a Jim Carrey commencement speech in 2014, and I’ve been completely mesmerized. The topic was love vs. fear, and it’s made me think about how I make decisions. What’s my filter? Am I taking the easier path out of fear?
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Did someone say National Ice Cream Month? As if I needed another excuse to stuff my face with all my favorite flavors.
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As part of the Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival at the Fox Theatre, the 1962 classic film “To Kill a Mockingbird” returns to the big screen on Sunday, July 14, at 6:30PM.
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Atlanta’s known for many things, including being the birthplace of Coca-Cola. Back in the year 1886, Dr. John S. Pemberton created his own syrup and combined it with carbonated water from a pharmacy. His partner, Frank M. Robinson, named the tasty creation Coca-Cola.
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There’s a revitalization happening in the heart of downtown, introducing new concepts and rejuvenating the old. Before we know it, the city will look a whole lot different – in a good way.
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There’s nothing better than a local neighborhood restaurant, and if you’re in the Decatur area The Deer and the Dove gives local a new meaning.