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A New Home

12/29/2014

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For some time now I have wanted to expand my blog into a full site that would enable me to pursue my larger vision for All the Biscuits in Georgia. Thanks to a new team effort, that hope is now reality. 

We are in the process of archiving the stories and posts that need to find their way over to the new site. We are also setting up new ways to integrate photography and other social media from Instagram, YouTube, and beyond. We have plans to expand the perspective of this site to include more areas of Southern culture that deserve to be celebrated and preserved.

I'm pretty sure we've dealt with that pesky readers' comments section that has been a thorn in our side for so long now. So feel free to join in on the discussion.  

Our contact section is now open. So if you have an idea for a post or a topic you'd like to us to explore, drop us a line and we'll see what we can whip up. As always, we will offer our Georgian perspective unapologetically. 

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Leigha
12/29/2014 03:04:19 am

Very excited about the possibilities for you! Congrats!

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Jennifer M.
12/29/2014 08:34:27 am

Congratulations!
JennJ.

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Lana Vaughan link
12/29/2014 09:14:49 am

Looks good. New ventures are always exciting and the learning curve can be steep but it's worth it.

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Sam Burnham
1/1/2015 06:26:33 am

Thanks everyone!

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