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Emily L. Foley

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The Sweetest Thing

March 7th, 2011Written by Emily L. Foley

candycakecompanyI’m not a cake person.  I made myself sick eating too much of my birthday cake when I was young, and I’ve never wanted the stuff since (I can’t stomach mint chocolate chip ice cream either–I think it might have been involved in this same birthday’s upchucking incident).  So, for most of my life, I have opted for a different dessert on my birthday, and have never had the common ’should I or shouldn’t I’ debate about a second piece of cake at a wedding. I’ll go crazy on a brownie, or a cookie or chocolates of any kind–I even regularly eat all the icing off a piece of cake–but you simply can’t tempt me with cake.


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You Can’t Always Get What You Want

May 17th, 2010Written by Emily L. Foley

But sometimes, you can.  And that’s fun.  Allow me to tell you a tale.

It all started when a local boutique Tweeted me with a link to their blog (http://fabrikfiles.blogspot.com/). On said blog, was a dress I simply adored, and the hubs said he would make it my birthday gift. Three days later, I went to the boutique, only to find they were completely sold out of the dress, as were the shop’s other two locations.  Although the sales associate took my information and promised to call me if more came in, I simply couldn’t wait.


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Show Me Love

January 21st, 2010Written by Emily L. Foley

sWith Valentine’s Day 2010 quickly approaching, people keep asking me where they should take their S.O. for the big day. This is the easiest question in the world for me to answer, because when I think romance, I think of one restaurant in Atlanta: Dante’s Down the Hatch.

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Soul Sister

December 29th, 2009Written by Emily L. Foley

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The incredibly talented Aslyn is one of my favorite singer/songwriters. There is a soulful depth in her voice and her lyrics. And, the fact that she is Atlanta-based, only adds to her appeal.
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