Dear Decatur: Are you ready for tomorrow’s winter storm?

Dear Decatur: Are you ready for tomorrow’s winter storm?
My sweet Timmy spent the yesterday on my lap. Saturdays are for the boys, they say.
I can recall music videos I watched 40 years ago more easily than I can tell you what I did last week. I’m not happy about that.
Reynolds Nature Preserve in Lake City, Ga. is less ominous than this photo suggests.
I have recently become aware of a controversy within the hickory measurement community.
Autumn gets the glory and the cinnamon and nutmeg-flavored coffee drinks, but Atlanta’s best season is late winter. The mornings are cold, the afternoons are warm, the trees are naked.
On April 17, 2017 I walked to lunch at Peachtree Center and Bern Nadette Stanis (aka Thelma from Good Times) was in the food court selling books and photos. $20 very well spent.
(RIP = Restoration In Progress)
Shocking news from Oakhurst — a city crew is right now removing the Cheeto sculpture from Harmony Park. What’s going in its place? Something safer such as giant, spinning razor blades? Maybe a cauldron of molten iron?
I’ll always be grateful to the Cheeto. It taught me that my children’s bones are not as brittle as I feared.
UPDATE: It’s being removed for maintenance and will return soon.