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Posted 06-19-2007
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Rob

Spoon?  What happened there??  Was there any followup to that story besides the pictures I have seen?

Sean

No followup.  My faithful readers can just use their imaginations. :)

Carson

Omg,  you are at my favorite southern cooking restaurant in my hometown....The butter-milk fried chicken is just incredible...along with the squash casserole and much more. To die for!!! lol.. And of course, wash it all down with some fabulous sweet tea. Glad to see you enjoyed HOTLANTA. :-)

Jay

Well, I must admit that I never heard of a Coca-cola museum, but would love to see that!  Now, I am a freaky fan of aquariums as they bring back memories of snorkling back in the Caribbean.  Looks like a great place to go see.

Tri

Shame on me for not seeing this blog...

but man... some good southern cookin' sounds good... don't know any around here...

but im jealous you got to go to a good aquarium... i absolutely dislike the Dallas one... LAME!

we should go to sea world in San Antonio...

btw... you need to blog about your new phone... we'll have a running bet on how long it takes before you finally drop your precious.

Atlanta - HOW 2007

Last week, my coworkers and I traveled to Atlanta (Hotlanta) Georgia for the 2007 HOW Design Conference.  This was my seventh conference, and can say one of the best. Really a great time getting to know my coworkers, meeting some new people, getting refreshed.  Came back with lots of great ideas and tips on growing the design business, attracting new customers, and managing creative-types.

I also got to know Atlanta again - and ate some amazing food - most of all, some good ol' southern cooking at a joint called Agnes & Muriels - really terrific!!  Had fried green tomatoes, fried macaroni & cheese, fried chicken, sweet tea, and more.  Check out these pics ...





I also got to meet one of my favorite designers, Chip Kidd, most known for his great book jacket work for Augusten Burroughs and David Sedaris.



And, believe it or not, the Coca Cola museum was pretty darn cool. Got an opportunity to taste over 70 varieties of Coke products from around the world! My least favorite? Some drink from Tanzania which tasted like charcoal.




One of the highlights of the HOW Conference is always the final party, sponsored by the paper companies - paper companies LOVE us - and this year was no exception. It was held at the largest aquarium in the world - the Georgia Aquarium, and it was just amazing.



BTW - special thanks to Jon Broom for these pics - my camera battery was dead the whole time :)

So, I totally dug Atlanta, and want to go back - especially to this restaurant called "Spoon" for one reason or another :)




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