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:clap:Awesome! This gives me something to look forward to. Here's a pic of my paradise (not), taken outside my office window (about 5 minutes ago). Looking at I285 heading west. I'd rather look at the webcam, than out my window.

I so wish I could....but I'm supporting a project that they just extended to the end of May :bang: At least I can be there in spirit with the webcam. Thanks to those that allow us a peek at paradise :wub:

What a georgeous day ya'll are having

Re: Introduce Yourself Hi Bee :wave: I live in a suburb NW of Atlanta, and commute everyday. It sucks. Try to avoid it if you are able. I think I know the ING you're talking about (Powers Ferry Road area, right?). If it's the one I think, Alpharetta would be a long commute down GA400...like...

You must know my kid. :D This is exactly think kind of toy he would love. And yes, he has issues with losing parts to things. The things that have become unusable because of missing pieces, usually become part of his last invention. Thanks for this suggestion. :biggrin:

Thanks JR & OM both of these ideas would interest him. He loves to build forts and dress up. He was a firefighter last Halloween, and he still likes to wear the costume. Thank you for these suggestions.

Thanks for the link. I really like their selection of outdoor toys, especially with the warm days to come. I definitely let him play with the non-toy stuff. He has a great imagination. He came to me today with a drawing of a new kind of heater he is inventing. I am not kidding you. He drew a...

I love these classic toys! I didn't know they still made some of these. Thank you for this link :biggrin::clap: My sister who has young children has also used this company: http://www.backtobasicstoys.com/

This place has some really great stuff. I love it :clap:

There is one...not very far from me. Thanks!!!:D

Yes, I went to the dairy and milked Rosebud, but I was so young (4 yrs) I don't remember much about the place. I do remember how good the milk was. It had to be shook up before you opened it because the cream would rise to the top. Even with all that fat in the milk, we were healthy slim kids...

These are some great suggestions. Thank you so much!

I have a five year boy that is the kind of kid that takes no interest in toys that do his thinking for him. He?s very inventive; he finds tape, empty cups, sticks and straws more interesting that most of his toys. He also loves water, what it can do, how it flows through/past obstacles, etc...

SoWal beachcam http://www.sowal.com/beachcam.html

My parents were health-nuts and I grew up drinking raw milk, delivered to our door by a milkman, if you can believe it. (I have often wondered if this is why I have never broken a bone.) The milk came from Mathis Dairy that free ranged their cows, washed them twice daily and sterilized their...

Hi Everyone, :wave: I just found this site a few days ago, and wanted to post a ?hello, nice to meet you? and introduce myself. I?m an Atlanta native and current resident, but did live for a short period of time in Crestone, CO and Lakeland, FL. In ?91 I married my high school sweetheart. We...