Welcome To Atlanta

Atlanta is an extraordinary place for historians. It is a city that is rich in both history and culture. If you are a Civil War buff you will find Atlanta particularly wonderful. One of the “must see” places in Atlanta to take in Civil War history is the Oakland Cemetery. Located at 248 Oakland Avenue in Atlanta, the cemetery is home to the final resting place of many civil war soldiers and several famous citizens of Atlanta. It is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. So what will you find at the cemetery?

Atlanta is one of the major areas in the United States where a number of culinary establishments are operating. It is for this large mix that Atlanta becomes a great location for people wanting to learn about the art of cooking.

With more and more people recognizing how ideal Atlanta for studying culinary arts is, it’s no surprise that today, almost a hundred culinary arts schools are now operating in the Atlanta area. These schools are offering programs that generally vary according to the focus of study, the requirements, and the cost. Some of these culinary arts schools in Atlanta are expensive, however. But knowing how valuable the programs are, the cost of the education can surely be outstripped by the quality of the education that the culinary arts schools in Atlanta can provide.

I hope you’re having a fantastic week. If you’re not, then just hang in there. When you keep doing ‘the right thing’, you’re bound to meet with success.

It’s Natural Law.

Keep this in mind though: things work out according to the good of everyone, not just you. Excessive pushing or trying to force your way into greater success only delays things even more.

So, do your best to relax and know that whatever area of your life you’re working on right now (dealing with debt, improving your marriage, wanting to change careers, finding your own voice…)

Q:I’m 36 years old, divorced 5 years, with no children. I met a man who is 57 years old. He has three older children, all married, successful and with families of their own. We’ve been dating for three months.

My concern is our 20-year age difference. I would like your thoughts on how that might affect our relationship. Some of my friends think he’s too old for me, others think I like him because he’s well off (I’m well off too, I own a successful recruiting company), while others say I’ll get stuck taking care of him during the best years of my life. I don’t like all of this negative feedback, but I would like to be more clear on this matter. Does age matter when you’re in love?

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Commonly referred to as the ‘Home of the Braves’ in honor of it’s tenants, Turner Field hosted it’s inaugural Atlanta Braves game in April 1997. With the capability to seat more than 50,000 fans, spectators regularly pack themselves into this facility featuring a combination of vintage baseball styling and modern amenities. Speaking of amenities, Turner Field offers constant game updates via the Atlanta BravesVision video board, the PlazaVision board and more than 500 television monitors throughout. Inside the ballpark, spectators are invited to do the tomahawk chop in conjunction the 27ft. neon tomahawk, which resides atop the video board.

Ever try to put a round peg in a square hole?

This is one of the dangers of the date-to-mate trap. If you go out into the dating world with the goal that you must find a long term relationship or even marriage, you set yourself up for trying to make something fit that does not, cannot, and will not fit.

I had a coaching client once that entered into a marriage relationship knowing he wanted children and knowing that she was ambivalent at best about having children.

The outcome is predictable, is it not? The couple eventually divorced over this issue.

Have you ever thought that if you just met the right person, all your problems would be solved. It’s a trap, and here is how to avoid getting caught in it, and what to do instead.

So may singles get caught in this one

They believe that if they can just meet the right person, then all of their emotional, financial, and other problems with living will be solved right away. It’s a trap, for one reason, because that is way too much pressure to put on anyone.

Dating is, of course, based on attraction. At least attraction is where it begins. If attraction is where it ends, dating and relationships can lead to disaster.

For singles, the problem comes up when we decide that a strong attraction to someone means it is a good fit, or even worse, “meant to be.”

When we focus too much on attraction alone, it is incredibly easy to miss the red flags that are telling us this might not be a good idea.

Infatuation is such a powerful force