Yummy and Original

Nutella and Burnt Marshmallow shakes from Flip Burger Boutique. This is one of several liquid nitrogen milkshakes on the menu.

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A Shot from the Seats

Braves v. Diamondbacks.

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Goslar Warrior

Goslar Warrior by Henry Moore, sculpted in 1973-1974, on display at the Atlanta Botanical Garden.

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Always Followthrough

Brian McCann swings the bat during a game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Unfortunately, the Braves lost this game 12-0. It wasn't pretty.

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The rBQ

A shot of my dinner at Flip Burger Boutique, the rBQ burger, topped with yummy beef brisket.

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Food Prep

The view from the chef's bar at Flip Burger Boutique. Watching them prep all the different burgers was pretty neat.

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Puppets

One of many fun and creative puppets on display at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta.

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A Shot of Moore

Reclining Mother and Child sculpted by Henry Moore in 1975-1976. This is one of many mother and child sculptures Moore created.

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Southern Seasons Garden

A view of the Southern Seasons garden within the Atlanta Botanical Garden. This garden was created to show off the four seasons within the city. It was opened just a couple of weeks ago.

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Let's Go Braves . . .

A shot of the Atlanta Braves sign which sits above center field.

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Long, Tall Glass

This glass chandelier is made of "C" shaped glass. They simply hang from one another all the way down the chandelier, which just happens to be several feet in height.

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Legs, Anyone?

These stocking-covered legs are displayed inside Paris on Ponce, a local (and very fun) antique store in Midtown Atlanta. This isn't a full mannequin, it's just from the waist down.

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Sewing Skills

We spotted these sewing mannequins while exploring the Paris on Ponce antique store.

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Waffle, Waffle, Waffle

One of the many, many Waffle House signs that color the Atlanta skies. As a local company, there is never a shortage of these.

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Inside the Ivories

A quick glimpse inside an antique upright piano.

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Close Up Ready

Here is a closer shot of yesterday's mannequin.

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Strike A Pose

This mannequin is perfectly posed for an impromptu photo shoot. My friend and I snapped several pictures of her while exploring this antique store.

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Blue Grotto

This is a portion of the seating area inside the Blue Grotto. This tapas bar has all sorts of yummy food and several different types of martinis.

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Wish Upon A Star

I spotted this star hanging from the ceiling at a local antique store.

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Pretty Puddles

This bridge is located on the Emory University campus. The day I visited was rainy off and on throughout the day. When I headed back to my car, I cam across this large puddle, reflecting the trees and the sky.

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Ostrakon

This is an ostrakon made of white limestone. These were used by artists for sketches and layouts for decorations within Egyptian tombs. This is a depiction of Osiris, believed to be a draft of a representation that decorated the tomb of Ramesses IV. (So sayeth the information plaque.)

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Callanwolde

This is the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center. The house was the home for the Candler family, specifically the son of Asa Candler. Asa Candler was the founder of the Coca-Cola Company. The estate was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted who also designed Central Park in New York City. The home was designed by Designed by Henry Hornbostel. The center holds classes, performances and exhibitions throughout the year.

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Broken Nose

This is the sarcophagus of Asetirdis. It's carved out of limestone. This sarcophagus is on display at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University

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Circles

The gallery area of the Michael C. Carlos Museum is filled with these fun, round windows.

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Carved Flowers

I recently explored Emory University's Michael C. Carlos Museum. The museum has large collections Classical, Ancient Egyptian, Near Eastern, Ancient American, African, and Asian art. They also have a large collection of works on paper.

This piece is a portion of a carved Roman relief. I loved the little carved flower.

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Feeling Dotty

This hanging piece of art was displayed inside the rain forest exhibit at the Atlanta Botanical Garden during the "Sculpture in Motion" exhibition this past year.

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Well-Behaved Bird

This peacock is one of several sculptures outside the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Temple. Just like every other piece carved at the temple, the detail is amazing.

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Partly Cloudy

I spotted these clouds walking around Midtown last weekend. I loved the reflection of the clear blue sky, along with the pretty clouds.

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Creative Decor

This is a light fixture hanging in Atlanta's Vortex Bar & Grill. The Vortex is a really good burger joint in Midtown, with another location in Little Five Points. It's a bit rough on the edges (i.e. closer to a dive bar), but the food is great and the atmosphere is lots of fun!

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Let's Go Braves . . .

A shot of the Braves sign which sits above center field.

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On the Move

A quick shot of Atlanta's mass transit system, Marta. This was taken while waiting for our westbound train after the Inman Park Festival.

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May Theme Day: Shadows

This is from the Fernbank Science Center. The exhibit hall has hands on exhibits geared towards kids. This one involves shadows and the color spectrum.

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