Last week, we discussed the dodgeball tournament we were taking place in and although we didn’t come home hoisting a trophy over our heads, we did have a good time. Plus, the event benefitted United Way, so it was a win-win (actually, win-lose as we went 1-1 in competition.) There’s always next year!

ENJOY!

Happy Birthday to You,

Happy Birthday to You,

Happy Birthday Dear Andy,

Happy Birthday To You.

Earlier this week, we experienced a little trauma at our office: our a/c had broken. Actually, the entire building had no a/c and mind you, the temperature in Atlanta was topping out in the low 90’s.

We are glad to say that on Wednesday, things started looking up and we felt the cool air once again.

Well, just when things cool down, we decided to have a cookout in our parking lot – yes, we finally get a/c and decided to spend Thursday afternoon outside in the sun.

Either way, we had a great time and here is a little video of our day:

For the second time in a few weeks, we had yet another shower at the aim office. This time, it was a baby shower instead of a wedding shower.

Mark and his wife, as well as Kara and her husband, are both expecting little ones in the coming weeks – so for the rest of us, it meant an hour to eat high-calorie food and drink Kristi’s famous punch (sans alcohol…or so she says..)

Either way, we want to congratulate both couples!

Earlier this week, we held a wedding shower for teammates Tyler Hargrove and Victoria Rosenfield. They both have upcoming weddings, so we figured a fun round of “The Newlywed Game” was in order.

The first video is the question portion and the second features the answers…

FYI – Tyler & Catie are on the left and Victoria & Justin are on the right…

Last year, we teamed up with the Clean Air Campaign (for those avid blog readers, you may remember this blog) and just recently were featured in an article as part of their “Featured Partners.” Clik THIS to read a little about our partnerships and the benefits that have come from it!

We started dating in January 2005, after having been introduced by mutual friends, 3 months prior.  On my birthday last year, after 3 ½ years full of laughter, Justin asked me to marry him.  Deciding where to have our wedding was pretty easy; Justin’s family lives in Albuquerque, NM and my Mother lives in Taos, NM. We quickly decided that accommodating our family was the best route to take. Once that decision was made we spent the next 16 months planning our wedding for September 13th, 2009.  Justin was a rare Groom in that he helped every step of the way. He designed everything and it really set the mood for the rest of the details. We took a laid back approach to the wedding planning, ignoring traditions and zeroing in on who we are. Our best friend, Chris, officiated. Our little black pug, Leelu Dallas Multipass,  was our Ring Barer and was walked down the aisle by our Flower Girl and niece, Reagan. Instead of a sit down meal with assigned seating we had Tapas and encouraged mingling. Instead of a traditional wedding cake we had 5 flavors of mini cupcakes. Our close friend, Jen, even made cake toppers for us; a little Sasha, little Justin and even a little Leelu!

Times are tough so we were concerned that few would be able to make it out to New Mexico for the wedding. Several of our closest friends were able to attend so we made it an action packed wedding weekend with the culmination being our Wedding Day. After days of rain off and on, Sunday arrived beautiful with the sun shining. The day went off without a hitch and we 80’s danced the night away. In the end, Sasha von Holck & Justin Hanna became Mr. & Mrs. Von Hanna!

Now we will live happily ever after in Cabbagetown, in our home filled with love and laughter. – Sasha

Over the past couple of months, we have been working with a great company called SpeedTracs.

SpeedTracs has developed training equipment for athletes of all ages to enhance their speed, agility, strength and injury prevention. The focus of the equipment revolves around “team” training, due to the equipment allowing up to 75 people to train at one time.  The equipment also includes tracking software that allows coaches to input data of an athlete/student to track their progress.

We are currently creating a marketing plan, sponsorship strategy and developing a new logo as well as branding for them.

Stay tuned as we are very happy to see this project unfold…