But I did find a map of the closer-in parts of metro Atlanta that fits the bill.
I went to High School in "Prime Real Estate." The part they call "The Mexico," which is properly known as Chamblee, I've always heard called "Chambodia." It has at least as many Asian immigrants as Mexican ones, and it's an excellent source for authentic cuisine from anywhere. If you hit the area, try Los Americas or El Taco Veloz.
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Heh.
"Rich White people AND Rich Black people living together in rich unity".
I guess there is hope for us yet.
Atlanta is the City Too Busy to Hate. That's its honor, and it is an honor. On the other hand, 'there's a price, barbarian.' It's also the city too busy to have principles, and it overrides the rest of a state which has them.
I grew up way off the map, straight north beyond the borders. But I went to college in the crossroads right at the center, in the area too full of description to specify.
Well, they nailed the area where I went to college spot on. Aging hippies, college faculty, and faux Tudor architecture just down the road (the Cup and Chaucer coffee shop and book store).
I do miss the Dekalb Farmers' Market, though.
LittleRed1
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