My last few weeks have been less a whirlwind than a quiet ebb-and-flow, comprised of lazy days and a transitioning from solo travelling to visiting friends. First was my week in Charleston, where I did little more than imagine myself living in every beautiful old house I walked by, flirt with a glorious-caffeinated-sweetness Starbucks Frappuccino habit, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Charleston’
From a Me in Charleston to a We in Asheville
Posted in Exhibitions, Super Fun Times Galore, tagged Asheville, Charleston, Days Inn Historica District, The Green Sage on January 19, 2010 | 12 Comments »
The Quote Game! Come one, come all!
Posted in Delectables, Games, tagged Charleston, Chili's quesadillas, Games on January 15, 2010 | 20 Comments »
It’s time for another game! This one is called “Quote Identifying Fun Times Yes Indeedy”. It goes a little like this… First, peruse the following four remarks: A) I wish you could smell out of my nose right now. B) Pin the tail on the Anti-Christ! C) I wouldn’t even know how to seduce a fish. [...]
Glimpses of Charleston, Part Two
Posted in Glimpses of..., tagged Aiken-Rhett House, Charleston, Charleston City Market, Gerber Graduate Lil' Sticks, Starbucks Coffee Frappuccino on January 14, 2010 | 6 Comments »
Glimpses of Charleston, Part One
Posted in Glimpses of..., tagged Charleston, Cricket Snacks, Moon Pie General Store, St Philip's Church on January 12, 2010 | 6 Comments »
My week in Charleston was a relatively quiet one, so I shall leave the photos to do the talking about my time there. I enjoyed it, though, and fell in love with Southern architecture. As a result, I may end up doing a photo post dedicated to little Southern homes… time will tell.
It’s Not Eavesdropping If You Can’t Help It, Right?
Posted in Overheard, tagged Charleston, Chitlins on January 6, 2010 | 2 Comments »
One of definite positives of travelling alone (and forgetting that you own an iPod) is that you get to overhear amusing statements and conversations spill from the mouths of strangers around you… Mid-20s woman in the audience of The Nutcracker, during intermission: I like the ballet but it’s hard for me to sit still for [...]