Calling all drinkers and competitive hoola hoopers! It is your time to put your talents to good use, tip your glass and get your body moving for a great cause!
Drinkers:
Come thirsty because you get a complimentary Sinless Margarita with a donation of $10 and drink specials all night! Oh Yes! We have an Ice Luge – that means the shots will be flowing all night!
Hoola Hoopers:
Get ready to get loose. The shit talking has already started on facebook. This is going to be an all out competition to discover Buckhead’s Best Hoola Hooper!
After you break a sweat moving you can join the drinkers for a shot at the ice luge and get together for a wild & crazy 
photoshoot at the OMG Booth!
If you are not absolutely convinced that this is the only place you need to be this Thursay night then let me entice you with Live Music, Sugar Free Sugar Lilly Cupcakes Healthy Appetizers and hanging out with the coolest people in town!
Now that you are 100% sold on attending! I will see you on Thursday at East Andrews from 7pm-9pm! BE THERE!
CLICK THE INVITE TO RSVP ON FACEBOOK
**Big Hugs & Kisses xoxo to the following**
East Andrews – www.eastandrews.com
DL Report – www.dlreport.com
Sinless Margarita – www.sinlesscocktails.com
Blast 900- www.blast900.com
Heartbeat Matchmaker – www.heartbeat-matchmaker.com
Sugar Lilly Bakery- www.sugarlillybakery.com
BU True Glow
Fast Signs of Marietta
DUIBID.com
OMG Booth – www.omgbooth.com
And all the EVENT HOSTS helping us spread the word including Don Lewis, Dejuan Mathis Miller, Laura Burchfield, Emily Lipman, Natalie Thomas, Ryan Hickey, Josh Ferguson, Christie Moquin, Jessica Mingledorff, Christina O’Neil, Ashley Cameron Curtis, Sari Bernstein, Kim Junod, Julie McGee & Lauren Sesselman
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The American Diabetes Association is leading the fight to change the future of diabetes:
– Funding more than $42 million in research for a cure each year through the American Diabetes Association Research Foundation
– Providing community-based programs that address the disproportionately high incidence of diabetes among African Americans, Native Americans and Hispanics/Latinos
– Offering programs and networking opportunities for children with diabetes and their families such as ADA Diabetes Camp and PlanetD – an online community where youth explore, discover, and connect with other youth who have diabetes
