junklandbabette (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} junklandbabette) wrote in ![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} atl_lolitas,@ 2008-05-28 15:52:00 |
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A not-so-quick hello and some more Loli-day ideas?
I know I've been posting already, so a few of you have already know me and have (kind of) met me...but I thought an intro might be okay?
Thisstrange-looking creature is me:
I like wearing sweet Lolita but prefer the color black. Odd, I know. :/
My name is Kat. I'm an Atlanta native and I commute to Agnes Scott which is not at all far enough away from home, but I'll manage. My hobbies and likes are as follows: Zombies, the color pink, Lolita (obviously...) Japanese culture and fashion, writing, drawing, junk food, bad habits and just generally making a nusience of myself.
My current pet peeve: When people insist that I'm "too cute to be a lesbian". (Only mentioning this because I've been told this about three or four times in the last two days. D<)
Kay. I'm tired of talking of myself, now. (Will wonders never cease?) Now I'm ready to make a few suggestions for our Loli-day meetup? I still really like the idea of Fernbank. ...There's also supposed to be an arts and crafts fair at Centennial Olympic Park going on on the 7th? The Braves are playing the Phillies? XD (Only half-serious about this one...) Inman park is really fun...if I remember it has lots of pretty flowers this time of year. A good, green lawn for a picnic and a playground, too! :D It's also within walking distance of Little 5 Points if anyone is interested in that place...
If we wanted to go the tried and true route, I also looked up some tea and coffee places in the Atlanta area. These are some of the ones that seem promising:
http://www.marymacs.com/
Teavana at Lenox Square? (I couldn't find a website...)
There's also the obvious chains such as Starbucks and Caribou Coffee? There's also Java Monkey in Decatur or Inman Perk in Emory Villiage. (I really like that one? :D) We obviously couldn't spend all day there, but it would be a good place to meet up before we go somewhere else? Even if it's just to see a movie...?
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I like wearing sweet Lolita but prefer the color black. Odd, I know. :/
My name is Kat. I'm an Atlanta native and I commute to Agnes Scott which is not at all far enough away from home, but I'll manage. My hobbies and likes are as follows: Zombies, the color pink, Lolita (obviously...) Japanese culture and fashion, writing, drawing, junk food, bad habits and just generally making a nusience of myself.
My current pet peeve: When people insist that I'm "too cute to be a lesbian". (Only mentioning this because I've been told this about three or four times in the last two days. D<)
Kay. I'm tired of talking of myself, now. (Will wonders never cease?) Now I'm ready to make a few suggestions for our Loli-day meetup? I still really like the idea of Fernbank. ...There's also supposed to be an arts and crafts fair at Centennial Olympic Park going on on the 7th? The Braves are playing the Phillies? XD (Only half-serious about this one...) Inman park is really fun...if I remember it has lots of pretty flowers this time of year. A good, green lawn for a picnic and a playground, too! :D It's also within walking distance of Little 5 Points if anyone is interested in that place...
If we wanted to go the tried and true route, I also looked up some tea and coffee places in the Atlanta area. These are some of the ones that seem promising:
http://www.marymacs.com/
Teavana at Lenox Square? (I couldn't find a website...)
There's also the obvious chains such as Starbucks and Caribou Coffee? There's also Java Monkey in Decatur or Inman Perk in Emory Villiage. (I really like that one? :D) We obviously couldn't spend all day there, but it would be a good place to meet up before we go somewhere else? Even if it's just to see a movie...?
