Catching up on the Carolina Coast

I hope everyone had a great weekend.  I spent mine in Charleston, SC visiting my good high school friend,  Erin, and enjoying a wonderful engagement party/oyster roast for Kelley and her fiance Tyler.  The weekend was just perfect.  We had amazing weather and enjoyed delicious seafood each night.  It was so great to catch up with Erin and see Emily, Megan and Kelley since it had been a while since I have had a chance to visit with them with everyone being scattered.

On Friday night Erin and I met up with some of her friends for a fun dinner at 39 Rue de Jean which was DELICIOUS!

We woke up on Saturday and went for a great jog at Folly Beach...the weather was too amazing not to take advantage of it

On Saturday night, I headed to Kelley's engagement party at an adorable house close to downtown.  They had everything so cute! 

The fresh oysters were delicious!

Overall it was a great weekend catching up with friends and celebrating!

Happy Feet

OK, so this may seem like a weird blog post but I had to give a shout out to a new pair of tennis shoes I recently bought...and LOVE. They are the Nike Free 3.0 v3. I have been running more recently and wanted to see what all the rage was about regarding these super lightweight shoes. I absolutely love them and actually feel lighter when I run (weird, I know). I would definitely recommend them if it's about that time for a new pair of running shoes...I may never go back to 'regular' kicks, ha.

I hope everyone has a great weekend!



Giving Back

I hope everyone is doing well and having a good week!

I wanted to update you guys on a volunteer opportunity I am about to start at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta in the Aflac Cancer Unit.  I can not tell you how excited I am to commit 3 hrs a week to comforting kids going through such a hard time in their lives by just spending time with them in their hospital rooms and making them smile.  It is something I have been wanting to do for a long time and am so excited to finally commit to it.  I'm sure it will put many things in perspective.