I just finished reading a book this weekend, so the reviews of The Attack on the Liberty and Wishful Drinking were timely and helpful in my search for new reading material. How many books are you going to read this summer?
Josh Marthers explained the flooding downtown.
Eugene got some great pictures of streaming sunlight, and Joan posted a gorgeous picture with shades of blue.
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Well, I don’t know about you, but my Monday has been super busy. To help prepare for the rest of the week, we’ll take a look at some of the lighter posts from the blogroll.
Anyone in Charleston knows how important it is to stay hydrated during the summer months.
Janet’s posts always have fun pictures of her cats. And speaking of pictures, Leigh shared some of some cute kids with big smiles.
Oh, and speaking of kids, congratulations to Phillip on the news that the next family addition is a boy!
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I couldn’t help but notice all the pretty pictures that were posted today.
Have you ever considered wearing brightly colored shoes with your wedding dress? I never did, but Sarah over at beng Social has opened my eyes with some lovely pictures. Now I want to go shopping….
For some especially cute pictures take a look at A Story of a Girl and a Car over at Moncks Corner Moments.
Some gorgeous (but fishy) photos are over the Charleston Angler’s pictures from Belize.
And for some advice anyone can use, whether you’re a small business owner or not, Andra talks about reassessing your commitments.
Finally, some tips for listing a job or gig on Craigslist. Feel free to head on over and share your tips!
Today’s been a really busy day, especially for a Wednesday.
Jason started his day giving a presentation about social media to the Charleston Chamber of Commerce Area Business Council.
Andra celebrated tax day by being grateful that she’s not doing other people’s taxes anymore.
Somewhat related to taxes, there have been a few gatherings to protest the recent stimulus package. David shared some reflections on tea before he went to the Charleston Tea Party. TheDigitel has already posted photos and an account of the event.
And finally, it’s great to hear the good news for Forester today.
The penguin exhibit is finally open at the South Carolina Aquarium and Eugene gave us a behind the scenes look at how the exhibit was built.
Have you ever made homemade peanut butter? Kristin shares her method. And for you bacon lovers, sharpstick has found what looks to be the best mayo ever. Oh, and Halls Chophouse is open.
How is the POTUS protecting American citizens these days? Steve has an update:
Since Obama took office, the approval process for certifying pilots to carry firearms has ground to a halt, the newspaper reports. Pilots are afraid to speak out about the behind-the-scenes maneuverings, for fear of retaliation, according to the newspaper. No cases have been reported in which pilots have brandished a weapon inappropriately or otherwise abused their eligibility to carry firearms.
If you’re looking for something to do on Sunday, there’s an oyster roast to benefit Pet Helpers from noon to 5 and the Roller Derby at six. You might want an idea of what to expect.