This may sound a bit crazy but your morning commute for the next few days may be a bit risky. (No, we didn’t spot a full moon or walk under a ladder.) We want to provide some helpful information regarding daylight savings and the risk that it places on all drivers. According to a study… Read More »
Although spring is right around the corner, the air is still crisp but will allow for the resurrection of evening fire pits, chili and the ability to enjoy the weather! Many of us can be found fishing, hiking or hunting, as the changing season seems to be perfect for all of these activities. Whichever recreational… Read More »
Five o’clock has finally hit and you grab your keys to brave the commute home. On your way out the door you suddenly and unexpectedly fall to the ground. You may have picked yourself up immediately, (more embarrassed than anything) or you endured a serious injury. Every year there are thousands of people who sustain… Read More »
We often take for granted the men and women who respond to those needing assistance on the side of the road. Whether it is a flat tire, a fender bender or a major accident, many of us pass by too quickly and ignore the signs of those helping someone in distress. Georgia is a participant… Read More »
As children we learn the importance of what green, yellow and red signify. We have it permanently ingrained in our minds and are constantly reminded of the importance of these three simple colors every day. While being aware of what these colors indicate at such an early age, it would only make sense that we… Read More »
Five miles. We had been driving for five miles until I felt small little breaths upon my shoulder and a sweet giggle coming from my two year old son. I shrieked as I couldn’t believe he was out of his car seat, but also because I failed as a parent. I FORGOT TO BUCKLE HIM!… Read More »
Most of us will be dawning our football jerseys with a hopeful intent of cheering for the Super Bowl champions (or maybe just watching the commercials). Before we all take part in the seemingly endless spread of wings, dips, desserts and beverages on Sunday, we thought that we would share a video that spreads an… Read More »
A text we think we need to respond to immediately. Running late for an appointment. Whatever it may be, nothing is worth risking a run-in with a pedestrian. Recently, we have seen the unfortunate news of a pedestrian fatally struck on I-285 in Sandy Springs, closing all lanes of traffic on Thursday morning and a… Read More »
The screech of tires dispenses the smell of burnt rubber. The horn blares and leaves a ringing in your ears. And your heart pounds as you hope everyone involved is okay. Many of us have endured a car accident; whether it is on the fault of others or ourselves. From the moment of impact, we… Read More »
10……9…….8……7….. While 2014 is coming to a close and the countdown to the New Year is drawing near, many of us are anxious to celebrate the memories had and the excitement ahead. Whether you are tuning into Dick Clark’s Rocking New Year’s Eve Party, hitting the party circuit or heading to a friend’s home, the… Read More »