GoodNeighbor

Dear thief, You are a piece of crap.

I saw a few at Ladd's farm supply in Cartersville. They had a few on display outside. Some were small and some were pretty elaborate. I may can get access to an egg incubator. Let me know if you need it.

I like my wings that way too. Where do you get yours?

Both the New Hope and Seven Hills Ace Hardware will be relocating to the property.

Yes! It's the only place around town I will go for prime rib.

Cherokee Cattle Company.

Perfect! Thank you!!

My kids are having friends over to the house tonight and they are all BUZZING about the impending birth. I'd like to cook a traditional British meal or at least a dessert that young teens will enjoy. What do you suggest?

I agree. My daughter recently asked if she could apply for a job bagging groceries at Kroger. I didn't tell her "no" but I did encourage her to apply for the bakery or floral department instead. At least she could learn to decorate a cake or make flower arrangements. Though they may be small, they are skills that once you've learned, you have them lifelong.

YES!! In this case, WM wouldn't be putting small business out of business, this bill would be. Who would want to work for a small business when there is a bigger business around the corner? The bigger business would be required by law to pay more, abide by stricter labor laws, AND offer medical insurance. Just because a business (big or small)is there, doesn't mean people have to work or shop there.

Sadly, it is a dying art. I am a lover of the handwritten word. I have kept letters from my great grandparents, aunts, uncles, and more. I am the only one in my family that has samples of handwriting from many of my deceased relatives. Some of my favorites are corrections made to printed recipes, a letter from my father telling my grandmother that he was joining the Navy, and a hand-made Easter card given to my grandmother by her mother. They are all in cursive. Technology is amazing and helpful, however, in this example, it also is proving to be destructive.

Smiles all around!

"What happens to a slow turtle in the middle of the road, Austin?"

A few years ago (in Cobb County) an employee called 911 to come unlock his car. The operator told him they could only send someone out if a child was locked in the car. He lied and said his kid was in the car. Police, ambulance, and fire truck came rushing to the scene. There was no kid in the car and my employee received a blue light escort to the pokey for filing a false report. Stupid Should Hurt.

Yes, it was #1 on the menu. That's what I had. It came with some great tasting veggies and spanikopita.

I ate there last night and was very pleased. I love Greek food. The portions were huge. There were 4 people in my party and we had enough leftover for 6 people to have lunch today. The chef was great. He kept walking around putting sample plates of food on the tables. The spanikopita was the best I've ever had.

There's a card shop near Town Center. It is located in the shopping cneter that wraps around Outback. I don't remember the name. Look them up, give them a call, and tell them what you have. They may be able to suggest a buyer or may be interested themselves. Who knows, they may be willing to drive out and examine the bounty. It's worth a try. I'll see if I can find the name. My other thought is to check out the booths at local flea markets. There always seem to be one or two vendors who deal with cards.

Congrats, but who is "they?"

Check the Whole Foods Market Acworth FB page. If it's a hoax, it's a good one because it appears to be pretty legit (if you trust FB). There are lots of people claiming it's true and just as many claiming it's not. It sounds too good to be true. Shame.

How do you know they are owned by the marietta Diner family? I haven't heard that before. If its true it would be GREAT!

I don't care if they do. I don't care if they don't. It is a private organization that can make decisions as they please. I support their right to run their organization as opposed to allowing public opinion run it for them. Whether or not you collectively, you individually, or I agree with how they've chosen to run their organization really doesn't matter.

Very sad.

I guess I was thinking like a politician and applying a rider.

When finished, shoppers must take their carts to the cart corral or return them to the store. All children must remain bottom down, in their seat in restaurants.

Crap! It didn't work. Google "Woman's Remote" and hit images.