This week I co-wrote a post on my boyfriend’s site reviewing the new location of Screen on the Green at Centennial Park in Atlanta.  It can be found here .  Enjoy!

A week ago I was trying to stall and put off studying so I surfed the web for awhile and came across a site called papertoys.com.  It is amazing how a simple piece of paper can be folded to create 3-D representations of cars and buildings, including the Statue of Liberty and the Sydney Opera House.

Those who know John and me the best are aware of our Pt Cruiser game.  It started as a road trip game on the way back from a trip to Nashville and has been an ongoing game ever since.  With the recent troubles at Chrysler it is highly probable that this game is going to get much harder as the years progress.  I want to point out that this game did not evolve because either John or I have a liking for Pt Cruisers as our taste for cars is currently along the lines of Audi.  However, the Pt C. look is distinctive, they are hard to miss and come with wood trim, flames, convertible style, even limos.  So naturally at papertoys.com I chose to make the paper Pt Cruiser.  I had problems getting the front to fold right but I think it came out pretty good!

I am going to stray a little off topic today.  Almost everyone is confused about when McDonalds stops serving breakfast.  I thought it was 10:30 as mentioned above.  On the particular day I went to McDonalds I was yearning for a big juicy yummy quarter pounder, which I indulge in very very rarely and this past Saturday was one of those days. I had gotten up at the painful hour of 6:00 in the morning and had ventured out into the cold and could still see my breath.  For some reason I thought it would be a wonderful day to run a 10K.  How I ran 9 miles straight a year ago without stopping is beyond me, because I could barely huff and puff and push myself to go 3 miles this time.  Also, I made the mistake of not going to the bathroom before the beginning of the race, but I won’t go further into detail.  It should suffice to say it wasn’t pleasant.

Anyways, back to McDonalds.  So having triumphantly finished the race (not qualifying for time group 1B  for the Peachtree Road Race – making it in under 55 is a lot harder than I bargained for) I was straving and I wanted something cheesy and greasy.  Unfortunately since races start so early it was only about 10:30 when my boyfriend and I pulled up to the drive thru at McDonalds.  I looked at the menu and saw the pictures for sausage biscuits, breakfast burritos, etc.  I was so confused.  WHERE ARE THE HAMBURGERS??? 

So apparently the new time for serving lunch begins at 11:00 AM which makes sense, but unfortunately did me no good this past Saturday.  After a quick search online, it appears that the time to stop serving breakfast is the one thing McDonalds has not standardized and it you are a non-frequent McDonalds customer and not in the know you might be holding a cheeseburger instead of a sausage biscuit if you land at the wrong one at the wrong time.