Alison
Alison is a Florida transplant who came to Atlanta just in time for the '96 Olympics. She married her husband Travis that same year and is the proud mama of two grown children, Carolyn and Emory. She is a 5th grade teacher, graphic designer, and an avid rooster enthusiast. She enjoys blogging, watching her kids follow their dreams, and spending as much time as possible on her back deck.
May 8 Is National Have a Coke Day: How To Make A Meal...
You know the song:
I'd like to teach the world to sing
In perfect harmony
I'd like to buy the world a Coke
And keep it company
That's...
Spring Break From the Sofa: How to Find Unique Experiences Online
It was marked on your calendar - the beach, the mountains, the ski trip, the college tours. Or maybe it was the anticipation of...
Distance Learning: How It’s Going From a Teen’s Perspective
Those first early rumblings that school might close ... the canceling of extra-curriculars...the rescheduling of prom...
Every new announcement added a bit more panic into...
Merry Mix Up: How to Add a Twist to Festive Appetizers
I wouldn't call myself much of a cook, but during the holidays, I pull out all the stops. I love the old faithful recipes...
Unique Date Nights: How To Enjoy Atlanta Together
It's slowly getting colder outside, so what better time to warm up your love life? If you and your partner are in a date-night...
September is National Honey Month: How to Celebrate Like a Silly Old Bear
I love honey. I think I enjoy it in some way every day, particularly in my tea. But such a simple thing takes a...
I Dyed My Niece’s Hair Purple: How This Oldie Connects with the Young’uns
Yes, you read that right. I dyed my 13-year-old niece's hair purple. Yes, it was her idea. And yes, she ambushed me to do...
I Make My Bed Every Day: How I Lie to the Air Conditioner Guy
Twice a year, I perpetuate a big deception to a complete stranger. It is a lie I have held on to for so long,...
Mama’s Sick: How the World Continued On
It had been a busy couple of months for me - I traveled to D.C. and Rome, GA with my son and Chicago with...
Happy Birthday: How to Celebrate Across the Miles
My daughter turns 19 this month, and this will be her first birthday away from home. She is at college, and while we will...