There is no denying that people across all professions like being rewarded for working hard. Those rewards come in many forms: positive feedback, access to new developmental opportunities, bonuses, promotions, and more. Those with the most arduous job, being a loving mother, should be no exception. While showing appreciation on any day serves as a … Continue reading »
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Food Blogger Bake Sale: A Recipe to End Childhood Hunger
Fact: 16 million children (1 in 5) in the U.S. struggle with hunger. Nearly half of all people who use the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP or food stamps) are kids. 21 million U.S. kids receive a free or reduced-price school lunch, but only half of those kids also get breakfast, even though they’re eligible. … Continue reading »
Licking Up High Road’s Factory Tour & Tasting
am not a homebody, and admit that I suffer from a bit of shpilkes on the weekends. I find myself constantly running around town trying to engage My Little Foodies with different activities. I thought My Little Foodies—particularly Big A—would be entertained by a behind the scenes tour of their (and almost every kid’s) most beloved treat! Continue reading »
Opa! for the Atlanta Greek Festival
Here’s a virtual thrown plate and napkins tossed for all of the wonderful food and fun you will have at the Atlanta Greek Festival held at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation this weekend. My Little Foodies enjoyed a wonderful evening of traditional Greek fare and music with some good friends. It’s all about … Continue reading »
North Georgia State Fair: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
In the case of North Georgia’s State Fair, a picture really is worth a thousand words. This has become a family tradition for us, and every year food vendors stun me with their crazy concoctions. While there are a few healthier options, most food offerings contribute to Georgia’s #2 ranking in childhood obesity. I am, … Continue reading »
Athens Road Trip: Leap Flying Trapeze School, Five Star Day Cafe, Cali N Tito’s & King of Pops
I spent five years of my life toiling away in the Psychology building at UGA and four of those commuting from Atlanta. And while I don’t miss that commute for one second (and regret not having XM radio), I often miss the small town feel of Athens, only an hour’s drive (and change) from Atlanta. … Continue reading »
The Melting Pot That Is Your Dekalb Farmers Market
For years, I’ve made regular pilgrimages across town to Your Dekalb Farmers Market to experience the sites and sounds of one of Atlanta’s largest melting pots of cuisine and clientele. I now do the same with My Little Foodies a couple of times a month, and each time, it serves as a great learning experience … Continue reading »
Channeling Your Inner Willy Wonka at Chamberlain’s Chocolate Factory
If the very mention of chocolate makes your child grin as wide as mine does, than consider organizing an outing with friends, or even a birthday party, at Chamberlain’s Chocolate Factory. Big A and her friends were truly kids in a candy store (ha..couldn’t help myself) on our afternoon play date. While creating and indulging … Continue reading »