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Showing posts with label atlanta. Show all posts
Sunday, November 30, 2025
Best of 2025
Time Waster of the Year – Discography of American Historical Recordings
Atlanta Hallway of the Year – 634 North Highland Avenue
Georgia Book of the Year – Civil Sights: Sweet Auburn
YouTube Find of the Year – Mime Talk
Record Store of the Year – Plan 9 Records
Condiment of the Year – Busha Browne’s Traditional Jerk Seasoning Rub
Monday, December 17, 2018
Best of 2018
Album of the Year – Khruangbin, Con Todo El Mundo
Atlanta Sandwich of the Year - Country Ham and Brie, Recess
Coffee Shop of the Year – Snowing in Space, Charlottesville, VA
Record Store of the Year – M-Theory, San Diego, CA
Book of the Year - The Field of Blood: Violence in Congress and the Road to Civil War
YouTube Find of the Year – Beware of Mr. Baker
Kid Art of the Year – Whalein' (Inspired by 08/16/69 Soul Sacrifice)
Song of the Year – Abstractum Belladonna by Duet for Theremin and Lap Steel
Pocket Knife of the Year – A. G. Russell Carbon Fiber Mid-Lock Folder
Podcast of the Year - The Bitter Southerner Podcast
Ice Cream of the Year – Oreo Bowl, iDessert by Jean-Philippe
Transportation of the Year – Bird Scooter (with helmet)
Gadget of the Year – Pavlok Shock Bracelet
Chops of the Year – Rhythm Future Quartet
Outdoor Adventure of the Year – No Taste Like Home Foraging Tour Ashville, NC
Southern Thing of the Year - Hutchinson's Finest Biscuits Delivery Service
Botanical Achievement of the Year – Bumper Crop of Celeste Figs
Pastry of the Year – Palmiers at La Calavera Bakery, Decatur, GA
Business Book of the Year - Subscribed
Atlanta Crust of the Year - Margherita In Detroit Pizza, Nina and Rafi
ATL Street Art of the Year – Shimmering Ghosts
Word of the Year - Tsundoku
Time Waster of the Year - History of Cartography Online Edition
Americana of the Year – Weather Vanes at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Poignancy of the Year – The Lesson of the Château de Calberte
Wednesday, December 05, 2018
20 Years In Inman Park
Shannon and I moved into our home on Ashland Avenue on December 5, 1998! Huge thanks to Betsy Butler for closing the deal and the amazing community that has seen us through two renovations, two kids, and lots of adventure in between.
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