So after Lar’s trip to Scotland and my trip to L.A., we were finally reunited last weekend and made sure to make the most of it with some quality sister time. Sister time usually involves a lot of shopping (mostly of the window variety) and eating at our favorite Atlanta spots. For example:
1.) Drinks and dinner at Leon’s. We’ve mentioned Leon’s a couple of times mostly because we love any place that serves bacon in a glass, but the pub also has a great selection of beer and an amazing mixologist. We tried out the all new Decatur-based Wild Heaven beer. Sooooo good.
2.) After a big brunch on Saturday we headed over the North Highland/Little Five Points area for shopping. Very little slows us down when we’re on a shopping mission, but the smell of Top Chef’s Hector Santiago’s burritos stopped us in our tracks. Every weekend he sets up shop across from his restaurant (Pura Vida) and sandwich shop (Super Pan Latino Sandwich Shop) and makes the most delicious burritos ever. We were still too full so Lar and I sipped on some aqua fresca.
3.) We’re suckers for used book stores. The Book Exchange on North Highland is one of our favorites. I’m a borderline neat freak, but something about a space that’s completely covered in books makes me feel right at home.
4.) You can’t walk along North Highland without stopping for the King of Pops. Atlanta locals know all about these $2.50 Popsicles - homemade deliciousness worth every penny. Lar had the Mandarin orange basil and I gobbled up my blackberry mojito pop.
I realize now that we really only took photos of what we ate last weekend, but rest assured that we were successful in the shopping portion of our sister time too.
Alas, this weekend Lar and I are separated again – boohiss. I’m at a conference in Fort Worth and she’s traversing the North Georgia mountains with some friends. Hope you’re having fun Lar! Do you want me to bring you back some cowboy boots? How ’bout a pink cowboy hat with a tiara on it?
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12 Responses to “A Perfect Atlanta Weekend”
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Pamela Says:
October 2nd, 2010 at 2:58 pmJust stumbled across your website … love it! You two are darling and I really appreciate how you talk about fashion as much as other fun things in life (food, travels, books, etc.). Can’t wait for more!
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ediot Says:
October 2nd, 2010 at 7:18 pmhi darlings. thanks so much for sharing! it both looks and sounds like a wonderful weekend- and you totally get me craving for popsicles now,, yums!
xx
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Winnie Says:
October 2nd, 2010 at 8:04 pmI love that popsicle photo! The big mural is so much fun. Hope Lar has fun on her little hike and that the conference isn’t too much of a chore! Have a great weekend!
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ana b Says:
October 3rd, 2010 at 4:44 amFantastic you two got to catch up again. You guys must have missed each other. And wow – this is exactly my kind of day out (shop, eat, sit down, shop, eat, sit down).
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sunny Says:
October 3rd, 2010 at 6:55 pmI also cherish rare sister-catch-up moments, esp. since my sisters and I are spread out all over the States. And that bookstore looks like my kind of place!
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Emma Says:
October 3rd, 2010 at 8:13 pmThat does look like the perfect weekend : )
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devilishlypleasurable Says:
October 3rd, 2010 at 9:18 pmthe bookstore did catch my eye! i always dream of having an entire wall filled with books
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anh Says:
October 4th, 2010 at 9:54 amfun fun fun. i love bookstores too!
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kat Says:
October 4th, 2010 at 11:44 amoooh. jealous of your king of pops moment.
i had some kind of crazy lemon/blueberry thing from the cart in july and it was AWESOME.
btw– those pants you are rockin in the Exchange are super cute!
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charles Says:
October 10th, 2010 at 5:24 pmthe king of pops mural is incredible! and i love the library shot too, so cute! xx
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jess Says:
October 14th, 2010 at 4:55 pmyou were inches away from my new home! so sad we haven’t met up yet
(looks like some adventure!
jess s//LadyFLASHBACK!
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Victoria Says:
October 15th, 2010 at 12:26 amI tried Wild Heaven this weekend and it is DELICIOUS! I love finding great local beers…just about as much as I love ready about your adventures!
I’m also going through a crazy King of Pops withdrawal due to a lack of disposable income for daily pop fixes. It is sad.
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