Between packing up and to unpacked I would surely prefer the first. I have noticed that getting ready all you need to tow are less time consuming than putting back stuff from where they belong. I've finally taken care of all that since yesterday, THANK HEAVEN! I am a 'lil stiff right now from all the moves that we have had at the mountain hahaha. Our trip went great and sweet and to tell you the truth, it turned out to be one of our most "romantic getaway" so far. We brought with us a lot of snacks to munch on. Roughly sixty bucks worth of munchies to enjoy but consumed only a quarter of it. We're constantly on the move and just don't have enough time for chewing hahaha. The place was spectacular and the views were just awesomely panoramic. We have the chance to spent time inside the park's 4D theater and boy, it was an experience! You can see and feel what's going on the story as if it is happening on a real time. We rode on a cable car which they called "Sky Lift" to the top of the mountain. This is not my first time to be on one but the big difference was that in Singapore cable cars were to cross the water that connects your port of entry to your destination while this one crossed the stone mountain itself. Lasershow was unbelievably prettyful. It's so moving b/c it touches all about America and its history. While watching and listening to the background, it made me feel sooo proud being an American. Topics as such are hardly teach in school now and kids in today's generation learned just a bit of this country's history. Fortunately, such information could be seen and heard from some of our National Parks like the "Stone Mountain".

Breakfast at the "Marriott" was quite costly. It's $13/person for some grits, fried eggs, some bacon, and toasted bread. I guess I am sooo used to pay six bucks for my breakfast at "Ihop" and "Waffle House" hahaha. The park must be very popular and known b/c at the hotel's parking lot I've saw vehicles with tags as far as "Michigan", "Nevada", and "New Jersey". My dear dearest said he don't mind going back but I replied........."let's try another spot" hahaha. You may wonder if we visited the parks "gift shops/souvenir shacks" and my response is...... YES, WE DID! In addition, my dear Dale took me to my fav "Oriental Store" to get stuff for my pantry. I tell you, $300 nowadays won't even filled your buggy hahaha. My fav box of noodles was $9.99 but now its a dollar more. Place three boxes to your cart and there you go your $33. Red snapper is $5/lb and my fav "live blue crabs" is $4/lb. Everything is going up except for a "pygmy" like me hahaha. To those who wants to view the fotos we took, just hit the sample shot below. Thanks a lot for reading and may you all have one superb Saturday !!!