When I was being raised, my mother would never have brought a gift to a party or dinner at another’s house. She might have sent flowers the next day, or sent a bottle of champagne later, but that dear lady considered showing up with something to be tacky.
Lorett Hayes says she ended up in the restaurant business by accident. She met her future husband while working as the director of marketing and sales at a big hotel in St. Louis. The couple ended up settling in his hometown of Central, South Carolina where they opened an old-fashioned ice cream shop. And from there, she says, things just got out of hand.
The Beaufort Art Association, 913 Bay Street, Beaufort,SC, is proud to announce its Annual Holiday Show and Boutique, open now through January 9, 2016. An opening reception will be held Friday, December 4th from 5 – 7:30 pm. Refreshments will be served.
Hoping for a little more wonder – and a little less stress – in your holidays? Looking for a chance to slow down, breathe deep, and meditate on the reason for the season?
The annual goods and services auction sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Beaufort scheduled Saturday, December 5 promises as much excitement and variety as in years past.
Son, husband, father, law partner, “young Turk,” church Elder – W. Brantley Harvey Jr. has had many titles in his 85 years on this earth. This “favorite son” of the Lowcountry has co-written with Cheryl Lopanik Paschal the stories of his lifetime in his recent memoir, W. Brantley Harvey Jr. - Palmetto Patriot.
Beaufort writer Cassandra King will celebrate the launch of the essay and photograph collection Carolina Writers at Home with a holiday signing event at McIntosh’s Book Shoppe, 917 Bay Street, on Saturday, Dec. 12 from 2-3 p.m.
I think I’ve mentioned this before. Whenever I find myself scrambling around for a column topic – which happens more than you’d imagine, given my delightfully opinionated nature – I can always count on my husband to deliver the following advice: “Write about the outrage.”
So you think you’ve got a black thumb – that you kill any plant you try to grow. We get lots of really desperate questions from gardeners at the Master Gardener booth during the warm months at the Farmers Market in Port Royal, but those questioners aren’t the real Black Thumb brigade.