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We Need to Shake Things Up

October 27, 2011 by izzy

Earlier in the year I posted this and I wonder how we are all doing with Seth Godin’s points?

Now, more than ever, we need to shake things up.

Now, more than ever, we need a different way of thinking, a useful way to focus and the energy to turn the game around.

Now, from Seth Godin. Click here to view [in a larger format]: What Matters Now.


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Filed Under: 21st Century Learning Skills, Creativity, critical thinking, Exploration Tagged With: Creativity, critical thinking, Exploration

Southern Breakfast at Pop’s Place

October 9, 2011 by izzy

Normally my breakfast consists of: juice, half decaf coffee, fruit, some whole wheat toast & jam [or oatmeal], sometimes a scrambled egg, ever-other-day an hour and a half in the hot Bikram yoga room and a gallon of fresh water.

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Recently, while in Atlanta working on short-term design job, I was treated to a very high carbo-loaded breakfast. This traditional and I mean traditional southern breakfast was at Pop’s Place just south of the Atlanta Motor Speedway. Pop’s is known for it’s home cooking and urban myth has it, popular with drivers racing at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.

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Upon entering the tiny dining/kitchen/drive-thru restaurant we asked if this really was the home of Atlanta’s best homemade biscuits. The answer; a resounding “Yes”, followed by a nearby local’s recommendation of “biscuits and gravy”.

Pops Place Southern Breakfast

We ordered: the best homemade biscuits around with sausage gravy, eggs, sausage, country ham, grits, coffee and of course, a Coke.  Now, remember, I don’t normally eat meat, however I wanted to “taste” this. The off-white plates quickly arrived to our table. The grits were as light as fluffy tapioca pudding. The biscuits; those portions not soaked by gravy were equally fluffy and the eggs perfectly prepared.  How many calories in this breakfast? This IS a once in a lifetime breakfast for me.

I wasn’t able to finish the whole breakfast, but I did taste everything and enjoyed the constant parade of patrons coming thru the door and drive thru. We were treated with the very best southern hospitality during our entire breakfast, including the checkout.

Cashout at Pops Place

Look closely at those prices.  Our total bill $16.40. I might return, and only order a biscuit, eggs and juice…maybe some of those fluffy grits.

Filed Under: Bikram Yoga, Design, Exploration, Food Tagged With: Bikram Yoga, Exploration, Food

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