If you ever find yourself with a few hours to kill in Atlanta, here’s what I’d tell you. First, honestly, if I was in a certain kind of mood (pedantic, hangry), I might say something about how the phrase “killing time” is a scourge, time doesn’t need to die, time is precious, time must be coddled, if anything, because hours kill themselves with ruthless efficiency all on their own. But then I’d apologize and get on with what I meant to say, which is: You should go to
28: Walking, Dead
28: Walking, Dead
28: Walking, Dead
If you ever find yourself with a few hours to kill in Atlanta, here’s what I’d tell you. First, honestly, if I was in a certain kind of mood (pedantic, hangry), I might say something about how the phrase “killing time” is a scourge, time doesn’t need to die, time is precious, time must be coddled, if anything, because hours kill themselves with ruthless efficiency all on their own. But then I’d apologize and get on with what I meant to say, which is: You should go to