Drawing some parallels between the boil water advisory and our own lives. Plus, I do some ideation on ways to build the community I crave. Block party anyone?
Check out an interview with Candice Spicer and a map of Smoke Rise that I created. Plus, some helpful info on how to check your home's publicly available data for accuracy.
A warm clothing drive update (I knew you wouldn't let me down) and the downside to relying on media coverage of the real estate "market" to make life decisions. Plus a Hurricane Helene story with a happy ending.
A story about a hoax and an important reminder about the rising number of deed scams. What to do? This issue has solutions. Plus, I tell you about an Elvis fan, who is also a published author and so much more.
An interview with Shanon McAuliffe, a professional organizer who pretty much re-defines that role. Plus, a competition with a highly subjective judge and a call for warm coats & blankets for Atlanta's homeless.
Meet Rhett, a Smoke Rise neighbor with an super awesome house and an equally amazing career. Plus, Thanksgiving meal options for those that don't dig cooking.
Pumpkin carving technology, and an interview with The Corner Cup's lovely Alli Long. Plus, some interesting things that also happened on this day in history.
Tips on staying warm for those of us with thin blood. A couple Smoke Rise real estate listings and how to sell your home faster. Plus I interview a superhero.
Furniture that matches the mid-century modern vibe, lovingly re-done by a Tucker-ite. I explain what Month's Supply means in real estate. Also, a shredding event.
A post-Helene check in plus a little bit about the love of my life. Oh, and where are you going to trick or treat this year?
Meet this Rosser Road couple and their young children. Plus a comparison between Tucker and Smoke Rise home stats. I also call for contributors for The Lil Smokie.
This little newsletter is just a baby, so this issue is the equivalent of watching an infant doing tummy time on a blanket.
Getting things rolling so although no entertainment value at this point, it's here for posterity.