Tomorrow is Walker’s last day of 4th grade. He keeps saying he can’t believe how quickly the year went by. I can’t believe how quickly the year went by. The years somehow keep getting faster. Fortunately, while summer does seem to disappear on me too quickly as well, I am looking forward to enjoying the […]
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Happy Memorial Day! We spent a wonderful weekend out on boats and at the beach. The weather could not have been more perfect, and I am now convinced that every tourist who is currently in Charleston wants to move here, so I should probably get my real estate license as opposed to my continuous attempts […]
I just read that over 362 billion Oreos have been sold since they first came out in 1912. That statistic is very relieving since I thought that I might be partially responsible for a decent percentage of their sales. Clearly, with that many sold- I am not. However, it just proves that there are many […]
My Valentine’s day presents to Corby have ranged from venison beef jerky to a weird ridiculously toxic old fabric cleaner that his dad used to have and is apparently awesome. Clearly we are not traditional Valentine’s Day celebrators. This is mainly because Corby’s birthday is on February 16th, and he likes his birthday a lot […]
We had a few people over for dinner this past Friday night, and while I have heard that you are never supposed to serve something new at a dinner party, these were my best friends, so I thought that I could experiment on them. Everything I made was a first time attempt. It was a […]
My dad has this saying that everything is good at the Waffle House except the waffles. It is a big joke in our family, and I feel like this saying is apropos when I go to oyster roasts and say that my favorite thing is the chili. However, since I can’t eat oysters and my […]
I hope everyone had a great Halloween and has transitioned into it getting dark at 6:00pm well- I am not quite down with it, and we spent the better part of the weekend arguing over why Daylight Savings Time exists. It is not for the farmers as I previously thought but was suggested by a […]
Conde Nast Traveler just named Charleston, SC the best city in the world (http://www.cntraveler.com/readers-choice-awards/top-cities-in-the-world-charleston-cape-town-bangkok-vancouver-photos#slide=1). Pretty impressive, and I completely agree, and I am not surprised. Where else could my sweet Walker play on Civil War cannons looking out over the harbor- this city is amazing. It is actually surprising how long it has taken for […]
We went to the 4th annual Lowcountry Local First Field Feast on Sunday, and it was as expected- AMAZING!! The setting was spectacular out at Rosebank Farm on Wadmalaw Island. The tent was set up by the river, we enjoyed cocktails on the lawn with Long Miles played, and then we moseyed down to the […]
I have eaten a lot of pulled pork in the last two weekends. It has been pretty awesome. What I have been amazed at is the different ways said pork has been prepared and how tasty each different one is. The first round of BBQ sandwiches was last weekend when we spent the day on […]
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