Archive for July, 2009
Super freak
This morning we are up at 4am for a quick spin through the fields. Flashlight on, blood pumping and a razor eye darting back and forth (Mad Eye Moody from Harry Potter comes to mind). My first great find was a painting of a woman with a bird on her shoulder. She was the bomb but, [...]
Night owls have the best vision. Hoody who?
Night has arrived and everyone is tired from the impromptu hike we took to get some exercise. Like that is going to work off that nasty lunch I had?? We grab our flashlights and hit the first flea market by night. Vendors putting out their wares and the gypsy is out in full force in [...]
Where in the world is Muffie Faith?
So I am wondering how I am going to tell you all about this but not tell you where I am. So expect a few curve balls and most of this is the truth?
Nicholas is driving and doing a damn good job I might say. It is hot and raining…wish I had brought my boots.
The [...]
Jet fuel
We have landed and are on our way. Funny how my personality comes back as soon as the wheels hit the tarmac! Is that a Starbucks around the corner? Game on!
Off we go…
On the plane now. Guess I am committed. How can anyone be a flight attendant? I HATE to fly. What a kill joy I am on this beautiful day.
The plane ride was great because the elderly lady sitting next to me asked me if I was going back to college. I just burst out laughing. [...]
Game on!
OK so I hope to tell you what it is like to be on a buy with me. May the neuroses begin.
I got up this morning at 5 and Nelson was to pick me up at 5:30. I spend 20 minutes saying goodbye to each child and saying prayers over them so that leaves next [...]
ESD closes its door on King Street
It is with mixed emotions that I say, for now, goodbye to King Street. It has been a great run on King for 7 years. But now I have decided to make a bold move and consolidate everything to my bigger store at 422 Savannah Highway. There are many reasons. The catalyst was when my [...]
Buy local, Be local
ESD is proud to be a part of Lowcountry Local First which advocates the benefits of a local living economy by strengthening community support for independent locally owned businesses and farmers.
We are excited to be a member of this wonderful organization and look forward to being part of the 10% shift. Click here for more [...]
