If there is one thing that most everyone has in common nowadays, it’s that we’re all super busy.  I’d think most of us would agree that life is a scramble.  It’s a huge multitask consisting of work, family time, recreation and for some, continuing education and long commutes. So how do you manage your multitude of daily chores?  I’ve learned that... [Read more...]

The first weekend of the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament is in the books and the leader board for the Fogelman 2010 NCAA Bracket Challenge is set. With 50+ bracket submissions, this is sure to be a tight race. A few interesting statistics developed among the Fogelman residents that participated. Among them… 31% of the participants picked Kansas... [Read more...]

Are you ready for March Madness? Join the Fogelman Properties 2010 NCAA Bracket Challenge on Facebook and compete against other residents from your community, and other Fogelman properties, to see who the most basketball savvy resident is! Prizes have yet to be determined. You must enter and complete a bracket before the games begin this Thursday, March 18,... [Read more...]

With a 22-12 record and an appearance in the ACC Tournament Championship, Georgia Tech captured a #10 seed in the Midwest region of the 2010 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament aka “The Big Dance.” The Yellow Jackets open the tournament on Friday, March 19, against #7 Oklahoma State. According to a scouting report by The Sports Xchange… Georgia Tech... [Read more...]

Next Wednesday, March 17, is officially St. Patrick’s Day.  If you don’t know who St. Patrick was (I admit that I didn’t until I Googled him), he was patron saint of Ireland during around the 5th century A.D. If you’re feeling a little Irish this weekend, there are plenty of events going on in town to check out.  Stop through Atlanta Underground... [Read more...]

Tim Burton movies are hit or miss with me.  Batman, Sleepy Hollow, Sweeney Todd…all great!  Planet of the Apes, Edward Scissorhands…ehh, not so much.  I can dig the whole dark, bizarre theme that he usually goes with, which is why I'm looking forward to seeing Alice and Wonderland this weekend.  I hear that there's even Lord of the Rings type battle... [Read more...]

Did you know that today, March 4, is National Grammar Day?  Neither did I until a few minutes ago.  Apparently March 4 is the perfect day to do it.  It's not only a date, it's an imperative: "March forth on March 4 to speak well, write well, and help others do the same!" If your as grammatically challenged as I am (can you spot the error in this sentance),... [Read more...]

It seems that more snow than expected is headed our way.  Early predictions were for a light dusting of snow around 8 a.m. with none of it expected to stick due to a warm ground.  Now, WSB-TV Chief Meteorologist Glen Burns is changing his tune. According to Burns, "new weather models suggest more snow is heading this way — as much as 1 to 3 inches in... [Read more...]