by Ashlyn Anders (Audra’s niece) for The Aha! Connection
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by Audra H. Anders for The Aha! Connection 2024 Holiday Gift Guide
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By Audra H. Anders AND The Aha! Connection. The following list was a response from my plea for help finding family friendly games for multiple generations. Thanks to everyone who submitted. Feel free to add your favorite game in the comments.
First the food, then the fun! Jenn and I picked North Italia Atlanta Perimeter because well, that’s what we were hungry for! I realize Peggy and I took Coach Bass and Coach Hill there already but I was craving it again! Jenn had the Tuscan Kale salad with Salmon and I had the soup of the day (Tomato Basil) and the Arugula and Avocado salad. … Read More »
Students’ grades are the most important factor colleges consider when making admissions decisions. So, with the end of the semester approaching next month, how can you make sure your student is finishing the semester with the best grades they can?
At this point in the semester, there are two main areas students can focus on to help improve their GPA …
Maximizing their current grades, and
Maximizing their exam grades
While exams can help, relying on them to “save” your grades at the end of the semester is a risky strategy.… Read More »
by Ashlyn Anders (Audra’s niece) for The Aha! Connection
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by Ashlyn Anders (Audra’s niece) for The Aha! Connection
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This past summer my husband and I were walking off our Hobnob lunch by causally window shopping in the Perimeter Place development. The skies unexpectedly opened and POURED rain, so we dashed into Jewelry Artisans for cover. Neither of us had ever been there. I am typically a more costume jewelry kind of gal, but I happened to be in the market for a new wedding ring. … Read More »
I’m still keeping track of trick or treaters. Luckily I live in the busy corner part of our neighborhood because reportedly the back side of our neighborhood had very few visitors this Halloween. We were down from last year but still pretty high. I would have predicted huge numbers since the weather was so fabulous this year. … Read More »
Parenting is an adventure—both rewarding and challenging. What works for one child may not work for another, and no child comes with an instruction manual. Navigating the complexities of parenting a child with anxiety can feel overwhelming. In my experience working with children and families, I’ve seen how parents often grapple with their own feelings while trying to help their anxious child.… Read More »
Over the course of my lifetime, I’ve owned several versions of cameras with film, then multiple types of digital cameras from pocket-sized to an amazing NIKON with an extremely long lens. We also own various video recording devices starting with VHS recording tapes then onto CDs and DVD recordings. … Read More »
by Brian Eufinger of Edison Prep for The Aha! Connection
All too often, it can feel like that most of the opportunity to cut the cost of college only goes to those who are graduating at the top of their classes with tip-top grades or with top test scores. Students should definitely aim for competitive grades and test scores if possible, and take advantage of generous merit aid scholarships if they can, but there are a host of non-academically-based ways to save money in college as well.… Read More »
My parents came to visit me earlier this week because my Mom loves to accompany me to the Dunwoody Home Tour whenever she can. Hubby and I decided this would be the perfect opportunity to take my parents out to dinner and to check out High Street for the first time.… Read More »