GEE It's a Humble Walk

 

 

#GEE

 

G- Grow to know and love Christ

 

E- Encourage everyone to find Him

 

E- Enjoy Life To Its Fullest.

Drawing Print: Patient Ballet Dancer

 

 

Patient Ballet Dancer

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"Don’t give up.

The beginning is always the hardest.

 Life rewards those who work hard at it." - Unknown

Restaurant Review of Charleston's 82 Queen

 

 

 

 

It seems that every time we escape to Charleston for a weekend getaway we find something new to talk about. Tucked away on a side street off of King Street we find a new restaurant to boast about. While Esther ducked into a new shop that carries unique accessories I ventured down the alley next door and found this spot to have a salad for lunch.

Brunch is served in the green house in the second oldest restaurant in Charleston. I was too close to the building to see the beauty of the front of the building it until we were leaving. Every thing about this place meets the standard of a great place to dine. The décor, the menu and the staff are all above par.

 

 

 

 

A 300-year-old address nestled in downtown Charleston’s historic French Quarter for the past 34 years.

 

 

 

82 Queen Street

Charleston, SC 

Charleston Gallery Weekend

It's another Charleston weekend trip. The fact that it was on a 2nd Sunday weekend is a bonus. 

Mary Martin Gallery of Fine Art 

at the Historic 

Charleston Place Hotel

Charleston, South Carolina 

Mary Martin 

Owner

The Rick Reinert Studio 

on KingStreet 

What beautiful day for Art in the garden day

 

Art Lovers Appreciation Month.

Special Art Lovers Appreciation Discount

 

In appreciation of all the art lovers that have purchased,

watched or both, from now until mid November

 

use this code to get 10% off all prints, and special items.

 



 

 

Click any picture to go to the shop and browse.

 

You can specify any size.

 

 

 

 This also applies to specialties.

handbags

beach towels

shower curtains

note -pads

etc.

 

Thank you so much for visiting and appreciating my artwork.

 

Copy And Use Discount Code

 

MLFDZS

 

 

at Checkout.

Seersucker Suits

 

 Seer Sucker Style

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Like most popular fashions the Seer-Sucker suit of today started out as a poor-man's suit. The material was considered to be used by the underclass. But the look caught on quickly. Soon the preppy took over the fashion and it grew to assort of Southern Tradition.

During the British colonial period, seersucker was a popular material in Britain's warm weather colonies like British India. When seersucker was first introduced in the United States, it was used for a broad array of clothing items. For suits, the material was considered a mainstay of the summer wardrobe of gentlemen, especially in the South, who favored the light fabric in the high heat and humidity of the summer, especially prior to the arrival of air conditioning.

 

Seer Sucker History

 



Swing: print

Swing

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Take your best swing at everything you do.

The Pearls of Traveling

 

The Pearls of Traveling

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When a lady says a perilous journey she means pearl less travel.

Top Golf Fun

I am a true fan of family sports outings and TopGolf is more than that.
 

 If you want to you can dine, drink, relax, play or do all.

 

Finding a club shouldn't be too hard. They are starting to pop up all over now.

 

Find one and enjoy a great family night out.

Or, join some friends. It doesn't matter if you actually golf or not.

 

 Everyone is in too good of a mood to notice your shanks or slices.
 

Enjoy.

 

 

 

Click link below to find a city near you.

 

A Southern Barn Wedding

One of the most unique venues for a wedding is in the open air of mother nature (weather permitting.) To add to the ambience is to have a barn right behind the ceremony.

 This happened this weekend.

 

With a unique venue comes a unique registry.

 A dragon fly means change is coming.

There is no better change than marriage.

 

No one cares when dancing in a barn. Dance like no ones watching.

 

 

Of course the bride and groom sparkle.

All is well when the lights dim. There is only one good advice

Advice for attendees:

1. Pay attention to the starting time.
 
2. Time your entrance to be there just before the bride walks.

3. Drink water before during and after.

4. Dress for heat no matter what the invitation says or doesn't say.

5. Be prepared to sweat.

6. Don't complain about the heat (Everyone knows it)

7. The Bride is happy, let here be.

8. Be kind.

9. Enjoy yourself.
 

 

South Wind Plantation

Wellington, Ala.

 

 

 

 

Blow Your Horn: Print

Blow Your Horn

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I was determined to play my horn against all odds, and I had to sacrifice a whole lot of pleasure to do so.

Louis Armstrong