Queen of Cream first came to my attention last summer. While her familiar cart still makes the rounds of festivals and pop-ups, the business has found a home at 701 Highland Ave NE. Pour over and espresso coffee drinks complement the ever-changing menu of ice creams. Hours are from 9am 'til 10 pm Mondays through Thursdays, 9am 'til 11pm Fridays and Saturdays, and 10am 'til 9pm Sundays.
High visibility becomes more than a safety factor this Saturday when the Seersucker Social riders take to the streets of Atlanta. The see and be scene gathers at one o'clock at The Spindle. Rsvp and details are on Facebook. See you there!
A clever elision of the noun 'millennial' and the French pronoun elle, millennielleby Coco Bassey is a compendium of "fashion, travel, DIY projects, music and homemaking" says she. These tastes are informed by a worldliness born of living in Europe, North America and Africa. Thank you, Coco, for sharing the adventure.
Why does the expression 'hotter than July in Georgia' spring so readily to mind? These people met the challenge in fine style. Seen dining al fresco at Highland Bakery, they were happy to share their savoir faire.
Once upon a time Chattanooga was my home, so what a nice surprise to see Nicole Pinkerton Song in Atlanta. Here is a link to her appearance on The Chattanoogan and another to her website, The Vignette Co.
Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street; fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening. Coco Chanel
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Cameron Adams Photography
Drawn to moments glamourous, off-beat and precious, I welcome commissions. adams.cameron@gmail.com 423-486-8715