Today is the last day of 2018. It’s a great time to look back and reflect on the good, bad and document new goals…err roll over a few that I didn’t complete in 2018. I’m scanning many of your blogs for things you did this year or want to do next year. For me I … More End of 2018
Cloud Gate, sounds so formal or technological for a name but most people refer to it as The Bean. It’s the shiny seamless work of art inside Millennial Park that attracts millions of visitors each year. You can see from the above picture all the people around trying to take a selfie or just look … More Cloud Gate
A quick trip to Washington DC over 60 hours. … More Exploring Washington DC in 60 hours
While up in New Jersey for work recently I was staying in the great town of Edison, NJ. Instead of jogging on the treadmill or elliptical at the hotel, I wanted to find a park to run. With a quick Google maps search, I found Thomas A. Edison Park. This is a nice community park … More Thomas A. Edison Park
My company is a big sponsor for the Special Olympics chapter of Georgia. Through that relationship they offer employees the opportunity to volunteer at events around the Metro Atlanta area or even the state. I’m really blessed to work for a great company that allows employees to take time out of a “work” day to … More Special Olympics Track & Field 2018
Living in the Atlanta metro area there are many great areas to explore for short day trips on the weekend that are mostly family friendly. Â Having the Chattahoochee flow through many parts creates great natural getaways that you’ll forget only a few miles away is the busy life of a large metropolitan city. One of … More Roswell Mill Waterfalls
The city of Roswell, GA put on a free event, a back-to-school event if you will for residents. Â At one of their parks, they had a big long slip-n-slide. Â They under-estimated the number of people who would come out on this beautiful day as the line for this 1 ride was worse than most amusement … More Roswell City Slip-n-Slide
