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December 2004
Gotta get started
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Go is our middle name. For us, the best part about living in Atlanta is leaving it — and unlike most poor souls, we don’t have to change planes here.
May we introduce ourselves? We’re Paula Crouch Thrasher, the AJC’s intrepid travel writer, and Amanda J. Miller, her too-often green-with-envy travel editor, who stays home and sweeps the hearth … oops, sorry, that’s another story. (But Paula did go to Prague, and all Amanda got was a lousy T-shirt.) Seriously, the boss lady does get out of the office occasionally — just not nearly enough to keep her wanderlust at bay.
We’ll dish on our travels and invite you to share your stories and offer your advice here in our blog. Commenting will be open 24/7 but we’ll only be approving comments from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Keith Still
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Keith Still is an Atlanta native who frequently travels “anear” throughout
the Southeast with her husband and three children. Road trips became her
cure for common boredom (and other issues) years ago.
Living in Pennsylvannia during her high school years, she often found herself — in winter — behind the wheel and heading south. In 1991, she left the Keystone State for good and didn’t stop driving until she reached Athens and the University of Georgia. There she met her future husband and fellow traveling companion, William. The two began trekking all over the state for fun.
After graduating UGA in 1993, getting married and seeing the state of Tennessee on a Senate campaign, Keith moved to Washington, DC for three years. Just weeks after her eldest daughter was born, the family moved back to Georgia. Keith and William have since added two more daughters to their traveling troupe.
The Stills travel frequently, often to the Georgia coast to visit parents and grandparents. They also journey all over the Southeast just to get out and about. Beaches, mountains, big cities and rural destinations — no place is too large and no attraction too obscure to explore.
Keith is Still Traveling every week on the blog. Join her to talk about travel.
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