Krog Street Bridge aka Graffiti Bridge, a set on Flickr.
Constructed in 1912, the Krog Street Bridge - Graffiti Bridge - connects Cabbagetown to Inman Park in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
The Value of Friendship
Connections with others and the love exchanged in key relationships bring the greatest sense of meaning into our lives. We cannot begin to place a dollar value on the power another has to make us laugh or bring us joy.
It is in relationships with friends and loved ones where energy flourishes, illuminating our paths in life. When you feel good, everything is in sync. There is great wisdom in this emotional connection … joy is letting your heart lead the way.
Always embrace God’s blessing of friendship, and never take its value for granted.
It is in relationships with friends and loved ones where energy flourishes, illuminating our paths in life. When you feel good, everything is in sync. There is great wisdom in this emotional connection … joy is letting your heart lead the way.
Always embrace God’s blessing of friendship, and never take its value for granted.
Friday, June 17, 2011
To Daddy With Love
We are fortunate that fathers offer us experiences and insights quite different from our mothers. While our mothers caution us, “Be careful,” “Button up,” and “Wash your hands,” our fathers shout, “Better not let your mom find out,” and “Go for it!” (Thank you, daddy! I went for everything and still love the results.)
It is not surprising that fathers can be as nurturing as they are macho. I’m sure you remember crawling into your dad’s lap to listen to him read you a story, or the feel of his hand on the back fender, steadying the bicycle as you took your first wobbly ride.
Most of us owe our courage, self-confidence, competitive spirit and ability to drive a stick shift (Amen) to our dads. He is a teacher, coach, protector, hero, friend and cheerleader. Whether we call him father, daddy, pops or dad, one thing’s for sure – he’s the Main Man!
Like the Energizer bunny, the things my father taught me keep me going and going and going …
I love you, daddy ... this hug’s for you!!! ;-)
It is not surprising that fathers can be as nurturing as they are macho. I’m sure you remember crawling into your dad’s lap to listen to him read you a story, or the feel of his hand on the back fender, steadying the bicycle as you took your first wobbly ride.
Most of us owe our courage, self-confidence, competitive spirit and ability to drive a stick shift (Amen) to our dads. He is a teacher, coach, protector, hero, friend and cheerleader. Whether we call him father, daddy, pops or dad, one thing’s for sure – he’s the Main Man!
Like the Energizer bunny, the things my father taught me keep me going and going and going …
I love you, daddy ... this hug’s for you!!! ;-)
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Doing What He Must
A man has a heart that loves, rejoices, bleeds and breaks just like that of a woman, though he must withhold the visible signs. His role calls for firmness and readiness for life’s battles, which dims his softness.
He goes out into a world of conflict to strive for those he loves. Taking life’s beatings without tears or complaints and steadily carrying on; fighting and toiling, he takes reproaches and praises with the same smiling face and unchecked determination. He has a heart of gold, though we often fail to see it.
To the under-appreciated men among us, here’s a hug … thank you for doing what you do!
He goes out into a world of conflict to strive for those he loves. Taking life’s beatings without tears or complaints and steadily carrying on; fighting and toiling, he takes reproaches and praises with the same smiling face and unchecked determination. He has a heart of gold, though we often fail to see it.
To the under-appreciated men among us, here’s a hug … thank you for doing what you do!
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Georgia Music Hall of Fame
Georgia Music Hall of Fame, a set on Flickr.
It’s a sad day for music fans in Georgia. The Georgia Music Hall of Fame board of directors announced plans to permanently shut down the Hall of Fame on June 12th due to budget cuts and financial instability. While outside bidders put their names forward to fund it, the board of directors was dead-set on closing down. The board felt that no financial help would make the Hall of Fame important enough to invest into any further due to lack of tourism.The Georgia Music Hall of Fame’s inductee list includes the legendary James Brown, Otis Redding, Allman Brothers Band, Little Richard, Ray Charles and Trisha Yearwood, to name just a few.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Art Aquatic
Art Aquatic, a set on Flickr.
Hosted by the Atlanta Downtown W Hotel, this exclusive event allowed guests to experience the creation of Lisa Reilly's underwater photography.