Our day started with a visit with the man in red. My sweet DS2 asked for a Chess set for Christmas and Santa informed us that no one had asked for one of those this year!
This lovely gentleman was seen wandering downtown.
Ahh...empty sidewalks
Now if this isn't a brilliant marketing strategy I don't know what is!
Simple and Beautiful
Shopping in Charleston...LOVE it!
Even with the cold weather we have had lately, there were beautiful blooms to be found.
There is just something about that water.
peeking...
Merry Christmas!
Charleston is on my list of places I MUST visit...how beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures Michelle, oh how I would love to just "sneak off to Charleston". If I want to drive fifteen hours or so I guess I could but since that isn't going to happen thanks for sharing your day. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI am reading a book that centers around Charleston so your post is very timely for me. I've only been there one time and would love to go back. I'm glad that you had such a great day there with your family.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous-love Charleston any time of year :) xoxo Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHi, this is my first time visiting your blog and I'm a new follower. I love the pictures of Charleston. I'm so happy you took us around for a visit.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Yoli :)
Apron Senorita
Simply beautiful, as always.
ReplyDeleteAnd the "Husband Parking" idea is absolutely brilliang!
that would be brilliant :
ReplyDeleteI love the husband parking sign.
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Charleston but have always wanted to visit. Your pictures are adding to my desire...lovely!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours.
xoxo,
Sue
BE STILL MY HEART!!!!!!!!! Our hearts' cry is to live there FOR.EH.VER. I have to show my husband the High Cotton window - that is *our* special place. <3 :-)
ReplyDeleteLove Charleston this time of year; it's soooo pretty! Thanks for stopping by Town and Country Mom!
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