It has been forever since I posted last, apologies all around! Hubby and I celebrated our first anniversary in January! To celebrate, we left sunny NJ and I went with him on a business trip down to Atlanta, GA. It snowed while we were there. Unbelieveable. I think cold weather follows me around on purpose for some reason. When I moved to NJ last February, they said it was the coldest winter they'd seen in a long time. When Hubby and I went to Italy several years ago, they said that it was the coldest it had been in 60 years because of some Siberian winds. Now we head to the South, to the center of a drought, and get snowed on! It was beautiful, an
d it cleared the streets because it scared the locals. We had a fabulous dinner in the little town of Newnan where we were staying. I had roasted elk, and fried green tomatoes! When in Rome... right? After Hubby finished his work we spent a day sightseeing in Atlanta. Since it was about 25 degrees, we didn't do much. We did however visit the World of Coca Cola. It was so much fun! Check out there website and visit if you are ever in the area. The best part was that they had free samples at soda fountains of Coke products from around the world. Some were disgusting, but some were really tasty, like Vegita Beta from Japan, and Bibo -the bright yellow Pine Nut candy soda from South Africa. They also had a lot of mem
orabilia and history of Coke, and a 4D movie about how they put happiness in every bottle. Hubby was convinced that they suck the moisture out of the building so it makes you really thirsty. I wouldn't put it past them. They also had a working mini-bottling factory that you could watch every step of. It was facinating and th
ey said they produced enough bottles on site to supply the free sample bottles that each visitor gets and for their gift shop/cafe. We were impressed! Hubby said that Tim Ruga is a huge Coke fan, so we'll be sending our sample bottles in a Coke-care-package to Malawi.
It has been forever since I posted last, apologies all around! Hubby and I celebrated our first anniversary in January! To celebrate, we left sunny NJ and I went with him on a business trip down to Atlanta, GA. It snowed while we were there. Unbelieveable. I think cold weather follows me around on purpose for some reason. When I moved to NJ last February, they said it was the coldest winter they'd seen in a long time. When Hubby and I went to Italy several years ago, they said that it was the coldest it had been in 60 years because of some Siberian winds. Now we head to the South, to the center of a drought, and get snowed on! It was beautiful, an
d it cleared the streets because it scared the locals. We had a fabulous dinner in the little town of Newnan where we were staying. I had roasted elk, and fried green tomatoes! When in Rome... right? After Hubby finished his work we spent a day sightseeing in Atlanta. Since it was about 25 degrees, we didn't do much. We did however visit the World of Coca Cola. It was so much fun! Check out there website and visit if you are ever in the area. The best part was that they had free samples at soda fountains of Coke products from around the world. Some were disgusting, but some were really tasty, like Vegita Beta from Japan, and Bibo -the bright yellow Pine Nut candy soda from South Africa. They also had a lot of mem
orabilia and history of Coke, and a 4D movie about how they put happiness in every bottle. Hubby was convinced that they suck the moisture out of the building so it makes you really thirsty. I wouldn't put it past them. They also had a working mini-bottling factory that you could watch every step of. It was facinating and th
ey said they produced enough bottles on site to supply the free sample bottles that each visitor gets and for their gift shop/cafe. We were impressed! Hubby said that Tim Ruga is a huge Coke fan, so we'll be sending our sample bottles in a Coke-care-package to Malawi. 
3 comments:
Hey, that looks like fun! I doubt we would ever be in that area though. :)
Glad to see you back, we have missed your bloggings!!!
Glad you haven't left the blogger world. Sounds like a good trip, even if it was cold
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