SGA Droners

24/03/2026

24/03/2026

24/03/2026

Sunset over Brunswick Georgia

18/03/2026

Laser engraving

17/08/2025

Ok so i am Back in Savannah/ Pooler area. here is the sky In Pooler, GA

24/07/2025

wow..... RIP

16/07/2025

This is on my carport

12/07/2025

Disappointed in the Treatment at Casey Lake Collection Center

⭐☆☆☆☆

I don’t usually write reviews like this, but after what happened today, I feel it’s important to share.

I went to the Casey Lake Collection Center in Adairsville with a trailer loaded with some bed frames, a couple of mattresses, and some scrap metal. My neighbor — a kind Black gentleman — offered to help and drove his truck to assist me. When we arrived, an elderly white employee approached us. He wouldn’t make eye contact, didn’t ask any questions, and immediately said, “Nope, you can’t dump that here,” before walking away.

He claimed they only accepted a minimum of two mattresses, and everything else had to go — but instead of explaining politely or helping us figure out next steps, he dismissed us and refused to communicate any further. It was as if he had made up his mind about us the moment we arrived.

Now, I want to be clear: I don’t like to throw around the word “racist.” I believe it’s an overused term that’s often used as a way to shut people down without real conversation. But in this situation, watching how my neighbor — a Black man — was treated by this older white gentleman, I couldn’t help but feel there was a layer of disrespect that went beyond just bad customer service. It didn’t sit right with me, and it still doesn’t.

We drove to the Cartersville collection center and had no problems at all. We were greeted with kindness and respect, the way any community member should be.

This was my first real negative experience in Adairsville — and it was a painful one. I love this town, and I want to believe it stands for better than what we experienced. But moments like this are a reminder that we still have work to do, even in small towns.

I truly hope this behavior doesn’t reflect the values of the entire community — because Adairsville deserves better.

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11/07/2025

A Heartfelt Goodbye (But Not Just Yet)

To all my friends in Adairsville and the surrounding areas—

This isn’t an easy message to write, but it’s something I need to share.

For personal reasons, I’ll be making the move back to the Savannah area soon. This chapter of my life is shifting, and while it’s not goodbye just yet, I wanted to say a few words before the time comes.

Over the years, I’ve had the honor of meeting some truly amazing people here—friends who’ve become family, and strangers who’ve shown kindness in ways I’ll never forget. This community has meant more to me than I can put into words.

I’ll still be around for the next few weeks, and even after I move, I’ll be back from time to time—my kids will still be here, and that means my heart will always be tied to this place.

So this isn’t really a goodbye—it’s more of a “see you soon.” Thank you for everything, Adairsville. You’ve made a lasting impact on my life.

With appreciation,
– Thomas

09/07/2025

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