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May & June 2021
1JUN13. Little 5 Points, Atlanta, GA.
From their website:
A True Story:
Once there was this poet/sculptor whose work was so significant, so beyond his time and full of honesty and inspiration that he was dubbed the Savage Messiah.
Savage Messiah – a hero who truly evokes the spirit of our own hearts.
So when we decided to plunge into the pizza business in 1990, it just seemed appropriate that it be called Savage Pizza. Like its namesake, what grew out of this business is a reputation for honesty and inspiration. Honesty of ingredients – fresh, from-scratch every day – that inspire sauces and culinary creations that have made Savage Pizza one of the most successful and popular neighborhood businesses in the area.
Funnily enough, as organized as I am in my daily life, I choose to travel the world on a wing and prayer. I rarely look too deeply into a place before I visit, instead, choosing to discover its nuances and learn its history, while there. Of course, in the broad sense, I have dreamt of visiting Machu Picchu for well over a decade, but as far as all of the bits in between, I didn’t really give much consideration to them. Fast forward to arriving in Cuzco wondering why I felt a tangible drop in my IQ, was yawning, couldn’t concentrate, and wanted to lie down in any vacant doorway and ‘just nap for awhile.’ What was going on? Oh, yeah. Altitude sickness for sure. I was in a town that registers over 11,000 feet above sea level. I never checked that out before I left Bogotá, so as I wished, I was left to discover this strange feeling while I was here. No preparation for it. I couldn’t even think about what to order to eat, so I stumbled into a nondescript, tiny restaurant and although a smaller pizza was an option, I just said ‘grande.’ I don’t know why. I couldn’t eat much of it, but it’s beautiful, isn’t it? It helped my, unbeknownst to me at the time, altitude sickness, slightly.
15OCT12. Cuzco, Peru. (iPAD Instagram Lo-Fi Aspect)