
On the way to the airport for my recent trip to Atlanta, I admired the driver’s prayer beads and asked if I could take a picture of them. He obliged. When we arrived at the airport, he gave them to me. Such a sweet gesture, but being a horrible flyer, I, of course, wondered if he knew something I didn’t. Thankfully he didn’t.

My sister mentioned ages ago that she reads trashy magazines on her flights. With three flights over the last three months, I have since adopted the practice. And got completely caught up on all my gossip.

The driver had no idea what this monument was for. Anyone?
The way our schedule was set up, there was no real time to see Atlanta. Luckily since I met Chris from Melecotte Sunday evening, before the conference started, I was able to see a little bit of the downtown.

This church is perhaps best known because Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. preached from the pulpit.
Chris mentioned that this underpass (below) is a popular scene for many video and movie shoots.


When I saw the vast differences, I couldn’t help but put these two pictures side by side. That’s Atlanta on the left. With all the green. New Jersey on the right.
June 29, 2011 – Bonus Photo

What? You don’t sleep with stuffed animals covering your face? And yes, I checked to make sure she was breathing.





























Your post made me homesick. My son and my grandchildren live in Atlanta and I haven’t seen them for a while.
Now I’ll cook something decadently American to feel better. (As if I needed an excuse)
Great photos!
I feel like I’ve at least gotten a taste of Atlanta now! A fun trip, for sure!
What a fantastic trip! I especially love the chocolate Coke bottles – so cute!
Luv the pics.
LOL…Hooters has to put their Boobette’s on the street to draw in business?
It’s a monument to education built from remnants of a library that was torn down: http://www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM7R1T_Carnegie_Education_Pavilion_Atlanta_GA
Glad you enjoyed our fair city! Come back when it’s not so hot (say, February…). :)
Great shots! I definitely read gossip magazines on flights, too. I consider that “me time.”
What a great visual recap! :) Thanks for meeting me for dinner. Come back soon!