Breaking News: Bee Attack Screws Up Yoga
This is me in the beginning of summer: joyful, hopeful, hanging out at Lake Lanier with my friends. Don’t I look so happy to be doing some yoga in the sand? This is me after a bee attack. This is Learn More …
Garden Helpers
I wish that I had started vegetable gardening as a child. I would definitely know a lot more than I do now, having gotten several rookie mistakes out of the way by the time that I hit adolescence. But I Learn More …
DIY Soaker Hose Irrigation
Heads up! There is an updated version of this post here that shows our most recent installation. Both posts have great tips for your drip irrigation system. The metro Atlanta area has some insane droughts and heat during the summer. I don’t Learn More …
Little Garden that Could
We’ve got veggies! So far, we’ve been able to harvest lettuce, spinach, chives, basil, cherry tomatoes, cayenne peppers, a few jalapenos and one mysterious lime green pepper. I’m quite proud of my little organic garden that could! I’m excited about Learn More …
I Run D.C.
Yep, you read that right. I run D.C., son! Well…at least I ran D.C. I absolutely loved it. I attend DC at least once a year for a work conference. Around my hotel, I would see dozens of happy runners and Learn More …
Cradles to Crayons
It’s crazy to think that kids here in the metro Atlanta area will be starting school as early as August 1st. The snow days threw off everyone’s schedule. The news reminded me of a very special nonprofit that is changing Learn More …
Michael Jackson, King of Pop
Michael Jackson was my first love. Anyone who knows me could tell you that. My first memories (sometime between the ages of 3-5) are of my biological father playing Michael on the living room stereo. I would run the loop that Learn More …