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Let's talk marriage! In this segment of "Get to Know Gina",  Gina and her husband Eddie share how they met, what they do to keep their relationship growing, and what values they share as a couple.  In Gina's words, "We date each other. We started off dating, and we're still dating." Watch the video below for a Master class in relationship dynamics. This hilarious and adorable couple will brighten your day and your heart.  Enjoy!

Pick three main colors for each room It can be all too easy to decorate a room one of two ways: one, focusing on a single color which can result in a match-matchy vibe; or two, throwing caution to the wind and combining only what you have available, which can feel disorienting and messy. If design already feels overwhelming, a simple tool is to choose three main colors for each room. This will designate themes and make assembling a room similar to filling in the blanks, resulting in a clean and pleasing room. Cirpa 2. Work around the most important piece in the room Choosing a focal point for each room makes beautiful design extremely accessible. Find one piece in your space, be it a lighting fixture, piece of furniture, or painting, and craft the rest of the room around it. This lends a cohesive look without overwhelming the senses. It's also a great way to let something truly beautiful and unique shine! TheGloss 3. Mix Pat

East Atlanta is a wonderful area to move with your family! There's a great variety of schools, after school programs, and kid-friendly activities. Here are our top picks! AJP LOCAL SCHOOLS Charles R. Drew Charter - City of Atlanta’s first public charter school. -Project-Based Learning approach with an integration of the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) curriculum and a strong foundation in literacy helps all students reach their highest potential. -Serving more than 1,800 students in Pre-K through 12th grade DrewCharterSchool Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School -K-8 -ANCS believes in the power that comes from students learning with and from classmates of different backgrounds. -Affiliated with the National Coalition of Diverse Charter Schools, a collection of schools with racially, culturally, and socioeconomically diverse student populations -Performance-based portfolio assessment, interdisciplinary teaching, compr

Introducing...Gina Smith of Smith Fine Homes Atlanta!  Gina is a Full-Time Realtor, Wife, Mother of four, and Grandmother to two (THREE this Christmas!!)  When buying or selling your home, it's important to work with a realtor who has your best interests at heart. Gina is tough yet warm, gentle yet firm, and she will get you the best possible deal!  Learn more about Atlanta's favorite realtor below! From her favorite junk food to her definition of success, enjoy this short video and laugh along with us :)

An issue many homeowners run into is how best to use the space available to them. Whether it’s an awkwardly shaped dining room, a too-small bedroom, or lack of storage space in the kitchen, there are a variety of ways to make your space feel larger, more functional, and more beautiful. Let’s dive in! LoveHomeDesigns 1. Switch Out Your Dining Room Table Many of us have been trained to envision a dining room table as long and rectangular. But what to do when there isn’t enough space in your dining area? One option is to buy a table with a removable sleeve, which can expand or shrink according to your needs. Another option is to choose a circular table! Many times we can fit in quite a bit of people around one, and it leaves more room to navigate around the table. Dining rooms are the location of many milestone meals, and we want it to feel as spacious and luxurious as possible! ElleDecor 2.  Mount A Wall Desk It can make a big difference in our productivity to