2nd Avenue and Hosea

Thanks go out Shawn, a new Friend of Blah Girl for sending in this new Girl. Shawn writes:

I stopped at the light at the intersection of 2nd and Hosea Williams looked to my right and saw a Blah girl. I was able to get up the fence that surrounded the building to take the picture. I looked for a way to get past the fence, but didn't have too much time. I needed to get back to my car before the light turned green.

Shawn gets a high five (and perhaps a traffic warning from APD) for acrobatics like jumping out of the car to get the pic! We are grateful; this marks the first Girl recorded here in Kirkwood.

Sugar Britches

A few days ago, Ela texted me a picture that her duplex-mate Stephanie took of a Blah Girl, but I kept forgetting to ask where it was taken.

Yesterday afternoon I was walking in East Atlanta and came across this marker-drawn Girl in front of the parking lot between Sugar Britches and Traders- the same one I was texted just days before!

The Glenwood

My old pal Chris is the newest Friend of Blah Girl, letting me know about this Girl behind The Glenwood one of my favorite restaurants in East Atlanta Village.

The Shed

After a Blah Girl -free period, I saw this Girl on the corner of Glenwood and Bill Kennedy Way (formerly known as the Glenwood-Memorial Connector). She is just behind a new restaurant called The Shed where I ate the most delicious beet salad I've ever had.

The Local

Last night as we were parking at The Local I said to Ela, I think there's a Blah Girl here. I checked the dumpster for her cute little face, but just found lots of other scrawls.

A little bit later I trekked to the ladies room with Mica. As I closed the door of the teeny tiny stall, I found myself looking face-to-face with the first Midtown Girl that I've ever seen.

I think the faint writing in the background says "SARA LOVE". And Sara does love.

Blessing Tires

We're getting closer to Grant Park! This Girl was found on the lot of Blessing Tires (It used to just say "Blessen" but someone made the second E into an I and added a G in green paint a few years ago) at the corner of Boulevard and Memorial, across from Oakland Cemetery.