The March 2015 Big Issue

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It was one of those March days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade.

Charles Dickens

March comes in big, like a lion, and its roars

bring sudden big blooms of periwinkle and

fuchsia. The azaleas color our world in

the South, they hang in there while were

predicting when the next cold front will

arrive, or can we call this spring yet? We

bundle up in chilly mornings and shed layers

throughout the day as the mercury rises in

the afternoon hours. Time to think about

that pedicure and open-toed shoes, time to

drive home with the sunroof open, time for

the pollen and breezy afternoons when the

wind whispers, Spring has sprung. This is

the big time when the summer heat is still

weeks away and we can walk the streets

without breaking a sweat, stop and pause

long enough to see the time lapse of leaves

budding on bare trees. The soothsayers

warning to Julius Caesar, Beware the Ides

of March, in Shakespeares tragedy imbued

that date with a sense of foreboding, but its

just the 15th on the Roman calendar and we

prefer to celebrate it as the Romans did

by indulging in wine, song and celebration.

This is a time of good hair days, wind whip-

ping our skirts, evenings just chilly enough

for a light sweater, time for outdoors, for

new buds turned blooms, the bright sky

that reminds us of how small we are in this

big old world, and the brand new green

grass thats made for lying on your back and

looking for shapes in clouds chugging by as

the world keeps turning, turning, turning.

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Iris Dorbian Yes, Im Aging. So What?

Iris Dorbian is a business journalist/blogger who resides in the greater New York City area. Her articles have appeared in a wide variety of outlets that include the Wall Street

Journal, Reuters, CFO.com, DMNews, Media Industry Newsletter and Playbill. She is the author of Great Producers: Visionaries of the American Theater (Allworth Press/Skyhorse).

have a dire confession to make: Im aging.Yes, indeed. The ravages of time are absolutely, categorically

and unequivocally rearing themselves on my face, hair and body. And no matter how often I dye the grey out of my hair, fill the marionette lines around my lips with Juvederm or cover my increasingly wizened neck with a scarf or turtleneck, the cosmetic conceits soon ebb, revealed to be the transitory fixes they truly are.

Honestly, I had no huge issue about agingthat is, until I was recently on the receiving end of a loaded question, which could have been innocuous (although I didnt take it as such as the time it was posed to me) and a remark that clearly wasnt. I thought as long as I took care of myself, aging would be a breeze. Maybe Id be lucky and no one would notice. Ha!

The first instance came when a former male co-worker/friend whom I hadnt seen in a few years asked me point blank in a text the day after we met over coffee how old I was. I was baffled by the question considering I had known him for a long while and thought he probably knew. When I tried to joke my way out of it, he persisted, even approximating an age that he thought I probably was.

His conjecture was correct.I thought so, he texted back, when I finally admitted that

I was most definitely eligible to join AARP. Radio silence on his part descended afterwards. (FYI, hes only a few years younger than I.)

What made his question about my age especially hurtful, even if he hadnt intended to fire a verbal dart at me, was that prior to my seeing him I had just come from my graduate school reunion, feeling really good about myself. Not only did I reconnect with a few old classmates but I was looking especially pulled together. Or so I thought.

My hair, newly re-touched and perfectly blown dried, had not a grey in sight. The nascent lines that were starting to groove around my mouth had been temporarily banished thanks to cosmetic fillers. My teeth were whitened due to dental bleaching and the flurry of whiteheads that dotted my

forehead, as well as a nasty little wart near the bridge of my nose, were obliterated courtesy of the skillful local dermatologist. I was prepared to go to my reunion and impress.

I basked in that afterglow; then my erstwhile associate threw that question, like a cyber-gauntlet, at me. Throwing down my iPhone, I felt humiliated, my ego flattened into smithereens. So much for all that tweaking to keep the obvious signs of aging at bay.

But even if I am aging, which, of course, I am, so what? Its not like I committed a cardinal offense. I didnt murder or molest anyone. Im just getting older. You would think, having had friends who died young (and relatives whose lives were cut short in the Holocaust) that some might consider the act of getting older to be a gift. I guess not.

Another instance that for me highlighted the disdain our culture, especially women, have about aging, was when a friend of my mothers, who is notorious for speaking without any filter, reprimanded me for looking really old. And because of this unacceptable breach, I had lost my looks, she added.

The catalyst for her outburst was my slim frame (which Ive had most of my life) and which she felt was the root cause of my appearing Jurassic. (Incidentally, the woman is older than me and about 50 pounds heavier.) Infuriated by her flagrant lack of couth and sensitivity, I let her have it and have not spoken to her since.

Later on, I wondered, was it really my slightness that set off the proverbial mean girl in my mothers friend? Or is it because Im

obviously aging and in seeing that in me, someone who is younger than her, she is only too sadly and odiously reminded

that time wont pass her by either?The aversion we have to aging is an unfortunate corollary

to our singular obsession with youth. Seriously, do we really want to be 21 forever? When I was that age, my daily almanac was comprised of unending bad decisions made in the full flush of callow ignorance. Clearly youth is overrated.

Oh sure, there wasnt a crease on my face or any pestilent grey growing unimpeded in my hair. Plus, my ability to stay up until 5 a.m. every day was unparalleled.

Yet I was also very unwise and ignorant when it came to functioning like a responsible,

sensible adult. Now Im not. Why is experience-based wisdom considered so expendable when juxtaposed with glossily youthful stupidity? Is it because as we get older we get closer to another taboodeath? I think so.

Bette Davis once said getting older isnt for sissies. She was right but that

adage doesnt make it any easier when confronted with age bullies.

Similarly, my grandmother used to say (translated from Yiddish): If you dont want to get older, hang yourself when youre young.

No one is immune to the effects of Mother Time. Consider it a present for having lived a few decades and give me a break. Let me age in peace.

I But even if I am aging,

which, of course, I am, so what? ...You would think, having had

friends who died young (and relatives whose lives were cut short in the Holocaust) that some

might consider the act of getting older to be a gift.

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60-70% of jobs created and in turn create an abundance of wealth in our community. A few years ago, she began working with her mentor and

Founder of YEScarolina, Jimmy Bailey, who she calls the man with the big idea to bring this program to Charleston. She signed on as Vice President

and has been working diligently to raise funds for YEScarolinas programs ever since. Both students pictured [Aquila Brown and Jesse Horine] are

kids from our program who both made it to the nationals for the business competition, two out of the top 40 in the country, says Harriett with

pride. The reward for me is seeing kids in these programs gain confidence and see how excited they get when they understand they can create

their own business. And with entrepreneurship being the post-recession business model, these programs are more important than ever to bring

jobs to our city. The new economy is in the hands of the next generation. The orgs 5th annual gala raised $325,000 for programs last year; their

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they have eight years of combined organizational experience in a variety of fields, and in 2013, the duo came up with the brilliant idea to merge

their skills and create a business to help people master the art of simple living. A Simple Nest was born. Kari Kim and Liz Ryan now work full-

time to help people reduce and repurpose to clear the clutter. People get very attached to stuff for a variety of reasons, says Kari. Our goal

is to simplify rather than organize. Its one way of letting our clients actually use the things they love so they can use them every day. They also

encourage clients to donate to charities, hold estate sales, and so on. People tend to feel better knowing the things they dont need are going

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The 24-year-old native of Charleston and 2012 graduate of Furman University has had an illustrious career for his age. Seth Gilliard is known

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break into the mainstream, says Seth. My parents were extremely supportive of my interest in music. With a background that includes a stint

as concertmaster of the Furman Symphony Orchestra and a soloist for the Anderson and Charleston Symphony Orchestras, Seth first picked up

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jazz experience, Seth now has a budding career as a contemporary violinist, releasing a mixtape of his most popular covers and an EP of original

pop songs. He is currently working on another mixtape as well as his debut album. This year is his second as CSO Artist in Residence and he loves

giving presentations at local schools to introduce young students to contemporary classical music.

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really had no intention of bursting into tears in the drive-through that rainy November evening. Honestly. I was just picking up some take-out for school spirit night at our local Chick-fil-A. But it had been a long day. Work was an endless mass of papers to grade, the kids had been bickering all afternoon, my husband wouldnt be home from his night class for several more hours, and I had a headache. Again.

From the backseat, my daughters were heatedly discussing the rightful ownership of a toy that had been rolling around in the floorboard all week and my four-year-old son was trying to weigh in on the matter, loudly interjecting Mine! or Not its not! whenever he felt there was a lag in the conversation. I turned on the radio, hoping a musical interlude would divert their attention away from their proprietary debate. No such luck, I thought as the broadcast station launched into a news report.

Next up, the announcer began, a new video shows how 50 people responded to just one question: If you could change one thing about your body, what would it be? Im pretty sure I laughed out loud. What would I change about my body? Just one thing?

Let me count the ways: Eyes. Hands. Horsey smile. Hips like the Himalayas. Stomach, stomach, stomach. The unabridged catalog of my nominees for bodily imperfection is long and all-encompassing. In fact, Id be doing well to limit them to just the categories of form and function.

This question was especially sensitive for me coming as it was at a time when not only I had been experiencing a myriad of health problems but was also still in the midst of what I call my accordion yearsthe better part of a decade when my body was in a continual state of flux, ever expanding and contracting to accommodate the carrying and birthing of my three wonderful children, who were then so spiritedly populating the backseat of the car.

As the radio announcer rolled the audio track, it quickly became clear that I was not the only one with an index of insecurities. The adult participants for this interview project

were all quick to reveal at least one area of dissatisfaction. Listening to their responses, I could feel my throat closing up a little more with the airing of each grievance, an array of perceived flaws, head to toe.

What would adults change about their bodies if they could? My ears. Id like to be taller. My skin. My forehead. Bigger eyes. One respondent laughed and queried: Just one? Which is, of course, precisely what I had just been thinking about myself.

That is when the tears started. Because who among us does not have some notion of what it takes to be beautifuland a very keen understanding of how we dont measure up? Who among us really feels beautiful, really feels complete, really feels comfortable in our own skin?

But adults numbered only half of those interviewed. Children made up the other half, and their answers were very different. What would children change about their bodies if they could? Just one thing? A sharks mouth. To eat a lot. Extra pointy ears. Wings. Legs to run fast like a cheetah. A mermaids tail. One child laughed and said: I dont think theres anything to change. Another responded, I like my body actually.

And upon hearing those answersthe fanciful enhancement, the innocent contentment, the happy satisfactionthat is when I really let loose with the tears, right there in the drive-thru, bawling to beat the band. Because who among us would tell these children any differently? Are they not fearfully and wonderfully made? Are they not dazzling creatures, just as they are, confident and radiant and unashamed, a

many-splendored wonder of unique design? Are they not the very portrait of unabashed beauty? Are not we also?

We, the self-same individuals, who as teachers, neighbors, parents, tell our children that they are indeed beautiful, that they are indeed loved, that they are indeed whole, just as they are, nothing added, nothing changed, nothing taken away.

We who tell our children that everyone is different and that everyone is beautiful and strong in their own way, in their own time. What is it we are telling ourselves?

Unlike the grown-ups, the children did not have a ready answer for how they would change their bodies. Even after giving the question a few moments of contemplation,

their answers did not indicate an assessment of shortcomings or a comparison of themselves

to other children.They did not wish to change or

discard any feature they already had. They responded with embellishments, wanting only to add on to what was already theirs. A way to make the satisfactory extraordinary. To do so they did not even look to humankind

at all. They looked instead to the realm of the wild or the fantastic. Wings. A

sharks mouth. Extra pointy ears.I admit I am nowhere close to meeting any

idealized standard of beauty, and Im certainly a long way from calling myself beautiful, especially when

Im sobbing in the drivers seat of a minivan. But I am ready for good enough. Im ready for satisfactory and the extraordinary.

Im ready for a better answer. If I could change one thing about my body, what would it be? Just one thing? A mermaids tail. Definitely.

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[Reference: Comfortable: 50 People, One Question. Jubliee Project, 2014. Web. 4 Nov. 2014.]

Hilary Brooke Hall lives with her family in North Carolina, where she teaches Southern cultureand blogs about it at idesandinklings.wordpress.com. Until the day she gets it all together,

she is leaning on the Lord (and Dr. Pepper). Hilary has a B.A. in Journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an M.A. in English from North Carolina State University.

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F a b r i c a t i o n o f s m i l e

Fix it or Finish it host Antonio

sAbAto Jr. gAve surprise home mAkeovers to

three lucky chArleston residents.

EpisodEs air on LivE 5 this month!

any new Bradley Cooper mov i e

i s a B ig deal ! he and J . l aw team up aga in in serena .

FitMobs o n e-d ay pop-up Fit n ess

even t s ar e held in the

c o o l est ven ues an d sho wc ase

t h e n ew est t r en d s in wo r ko ut apparel.

Travel To Broadway

wiThouT The airfare and see sTomp

aT The performing arTs CenTer.hiT up Queology

(32 norTh markeT sTreeT)

for open miC Tuesdays, 7-10 p.m. admission

and enTerTainmenT are free, The BBQ is worTh

every penny.

FoLLy BEachs Washout opEns its

First puBLic rEstrooms and

shoWErs this month. ByE ByE,

pLyWood changing rooms!

all. you. Can. eat. panCakes. For $5.

every Friday at early Bird.


D i t c h t h e c o c k t a i l s

a n D t r y s o m e t h i n g

u n i q u e a t t h e c h a r l e s t o n B e e r e x c h a n g e s r a r e

B e e r t u e s D a y s .

Buy books for only $1 at The Mt. Pleasant

Book Sale. March 6-8

marCh 24-25

Big deals in the month oF

marCh.

C h e a p l a u g h s Only $5 with Theater 99s Laugh

for a Lincoln nights.

T a c o T u e s d a y s The Best deal every week! Whole Foods from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Seafood department.

2 f Or $6!

FrenCh Quarter art walks are BaCk Beginning the First Friday oF marCh (the 6th) at

5 p.m. Free strolling and Culture!

Fall in love with FitnessFour sessions

in Four weeks with krav under the oaks boot Camp at

Charles towne landing with a twist oF selF-deFense.

$60 For 4 Classes, $20 For 1 prepaid Class, $25 For 1 walk-in Class

marCh 5-26

Facebook.com/CharlestonFitMob.

Visit Charleston County Parks for free on Customer aPPreCiation Day,

sunDay, marCh 15!

free dinner? Hit trivia nigHts

at Mex 1, Mellow MusHrooM upstairs and Many More Hotspots and you could win gift certificates for

free dinners.

EvEry monday

at tJS BBQ and BurgerS, you can Buy one, get one

r e c e i v e f r e e t a x H e l p a t c H a r l e s t o n l i b r a r i e s a l l

M o n t H l o n g .

ChipotlE on King St. to opEn

itS doorS on marCh 6.

WEll taKE a Burrito BoWl and largE margarita!


F u n F r i d a y s o n s h e m

C r e e k D r o p o f f

yo u r k i D s at t e a c u p s

& t r u c k s w h e r e

t h e y l l g e t p i z z a a n D f u n

w h i l e yo u g e t a n i g h t

o f f to g o a n y w h e r e yo u wa n t !

n o w t h at s a

D e a l !

t h e C h i l d r e n s M u s e u M O n t h e 2 n d F r i d a y O F e a C h M O n t h

t h i s s C h O O l y e a r ( e x C l u d i n g d e C e M b e r ) , w i l l b e O p e n F O r

F r O M 4 - 7 p. M . n O p r e - r e g i s t r a t i O n

r e q u i r e d .

tHe insane

inflatable 5k is coMing to cHarleston!

regiSter By 3/20 for

$20 off (and uSe code cff

to Benefit the cyStic fiBroSiS foundation-Sc

chapter).

mimoSaS for a dollar?

Sign uS up! EvEry Sunday til 3 p.m. at

avondalE trianglE.

Sweet SuShi time Celebrate O-Kus 4th anniversary with

free specialty drinks, karaoke, small snacks and sushi.

fishing flingsettle in

for a fishing seminar, raffles, in-store deals and free giveaways with Charleston Angler Crew on

March 1.

g greenOn March 15, join the 11th Annual St. Paddys Day Block Party &

Parade on East Montague Avenue. Complete with three stages for live music, Kids Zone and street vendors. Free.

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bank, not insured by any federal government agency, and may lose value. 2015, Branch Banking and Trust Company. All rights reserved.

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Lunch will be served. Lunch will be served. Lunch will be served.

RSVP to Suzanna DAmaral [email protected]

843-722-7803

Hosted by Georgia French, CFP

Vice President, Financial Advisor BB&T Scott & Stringfellow

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Botox Clinics

Call 843-792-3531 for an appointmentDowntown | Mt. Pleasant | North Charleston | www.muscENT.org

Cosmetic Facial Plastic Surgery Reconstructive Facial Surgery

Functional Rhinoplasty Botox / Injectables

Many other procedures available

Board Certified Head & Neck SurgeonsBoard Certified Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeons

Changing Whats Possible

Krishna G. Patel, MD, PhDJudith M. Skoner, MD Krishna G. Patel, MD, PhDJudith M. Skoner, MD

Appointments9am - 11:40am

1:00pm - 3:20pm

1600 Midtown AvenueMt. Pleasant, SC 29464

March 6 & 20April 3 & 17May 1June 5 & 19July 17

A surgeons hands...a womans touchFacial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

skirt!connectsgetting social with Ashley T. Caldwell

You can never go wrong by investing in communities and the human beings within them. Pam Moore

Ashley T. Caldwell is the Founder & CEO of The Modern Connection, a social media and digital marketing firm. Even though shes known for her social media prowess, Ashley LOVES putting down her iPhone and experiencing the beautiful Lowcountry IRL.

Shes also an expectant mother excited to rock the career AND the family life.

Listen to Your Mother is coming BACK to Charleston. This series of monologues from locals gives motherhood a voice

(and the audience goosebumps). Auditions are going on now, and the show is on May 3). Get your tickets early

theyre sure to sell out!

Keeping It All Organized: Working toward a BIG goal or idea takes a lot of work, and the true secret to getting it all done is organization. Whether youre a one-woman dynamo or managing a team, try these tools:

Google Apps for Business: Keep your email, calendar, presentations and documents in one place tied to your domain and team.

Kona: Managing a lot of projects? We use Kona to keep it all organized by client, tasks and due date.

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Big Entrepreneur Trend:Marie Forleo...ever heard of her? Chances are if youre an entrepreneurialfemale, you have. Weve had several clients go through her B-School (marieforleobschool.com), which is great for conceptualizing how youll turn your passion into a business. How does The Modern Connection fit in? Actually implementing her recommendations is overwhelming for a lot of people, and we help our clients manage their entire presence online. You take B-School for business know-how, and well help take your business to the next level!

Big

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Local Inspiration:

As a CEO and pregnant mommy-to-be, I understand the need to steal a few moments for yourself. Theres no doubt that living in our picturesque city by the sea lends itself to serene and inspiring thoughts, but these are my favorite places to let myself think BIG:

Pitt Street Bridge (Old Village, Mt. Pleasant): Catching a beautiful sunset always calms my mind and helps me visualize my next move.

Washington Square (Off Broad St., Downtown): Love vibing off such a historic site and imaging how many greats also sat in this park.

Local Works (LowcountryLocalFirst.com): This local coworking space has tons of energy (and local caffeine). Being surrounded by such positivity is always good for the soul.


Freshbooks: Invoicing and bookkeeping in the cloud, perfect for on the go. I can send an invoice, receive a payment and send my accountant my statements...all on my iPhone.

Trying to streamline your social media and autopost? DONT DO IT! Users are on each network for a different reason. If you cant handle posting on multiple networks, either scale back or hire someone to do it right.

Big organization

Put This on Your

Calendar:

(listentoyourmothershow.com/charleston)

Connect: @TMCSocial | www.TheModernConnection.com | #TMCsocial


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The CofC graduate got a big idea to create patterns for the purses she designs for her company, GARB, by looking at rocks through a microscope when she was a geology major in college. She also creates jewelry for Peyton Williams Jewelry Studio. The brunch lover, dill pickle addict, and big thinker loves a Moscow Mule from The Rarebit, vacations at DeBordieu, and is never without a spare phone charger. Shes currently wrapped up in designing prints for GARBs spring/summer line. Check out her super creative Instagram snaps at instagram.com/garb_designs or see her bags for sale at her Etsy shop, Etsy.com/shop/GARBdesigns.

Meet Montgomery.

Montgomery Taylor, owner of GARB and designer at Peyton Williams Jewelry Studio.


Changing Whats Possible

STAT!ENT

Call 843-792-3531Paul R. Lambert, M.D.Chairman, MUSC ENT Department

MUSC Ear, Nose and Throat physicians are dedicated to providing patients exceptional, timely care and also offerSAME DAY SERVICE when needed.

Downtown | Mt. Pleasant | North CharlestonWebsite: muscENT.org

Take your creativity to the next level . . .

. . . with culinary, baking and pastry sessions

Tempt their tastebuds with exciting new flavors and cooking techniques.

Register now!

Continuing Education

www.tridenttech.edu/ce843.574.6152

Please join Reinvented Upscale Resale and Gala DessertsThursday, March 5th from 5 to 7pm

We are unveiling our spring hats and Gala will be showing off their decadent desserts. Imagine the fun you will have!


Out with the old... In with

the new...

Redecorating Lowcountry Homes on the Cheap!1610 Sam Rittenberg Blvd. West Ashley

843.225.9055 www.consigncharleston.com

Redecorating Lowcountry Homes on the Cheap!

HELPING YOU LOOK YOUNGERIN JUST ONE HOUR!

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CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION We will discuss a treatment plan for preventing or reversing facial lines

associated with aging, and design a plan best suited for you.

(843) 817-1382

BOTOX $10/UNIT XEOMIN $9/UNIT

$100 OFF FILLERS!

*Receive a $50 Visa Card with Xeomin purchase.

BEFORE AFTER

Replace lost collagen under the eyes, in the nasolabial folds, lift the cheeks,

turn up the corners of the lips, and rm up the jawline...

all with llers!

Collagen replacement in your 40s can help prevent further aging of the face as it stimulates

your own natural collagen production.

A 60 year old client without

makeup shows how

naturally llers can reverse facial aging.

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American Horror Story actress Jamie Brewer became the first woman with Down syndrome to walk the runway at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York City. The inspiring 30-year-old, who's been a recurring cast member on the FX series since season one, strutted her stuff for designer Carrie Hammer's "Role Models Not Runway Models" campaign during the first day of the week-long event.

Last year, 198 Million copies of the IKEA catalogue were printed in 56 editions and 27 Languages. Thats more than double the average world sales of the Bible each year. BIG BONUS! 47% of IKEAs managers are women.

These are a deal at Almost Pink on Sullivans Island. Available in White and Black.

"To every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation, we have fought for everybody else's civil rights. It is our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the United States." Patricia Arquette, winner of best supporting actress Oscar for "Boyhood"

Miller Bianucci started an Instagram account for food and travel while she was still in high school at Ashley Hall. Now that Miller is at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, its become one of our favorite foodie Instagram accounts to follow. You can even share your own food photography by tagging @chowandtell on Instagram. Warning: It will make you hungry! Instagram.com/chowandtell.

25 Things That Make Us Happy

thesmilelistWhat Makes Us Happy.

KUdOs:

stOcKIng Up:

cOULdn't HAVe sAId It better:

YUmmY:

treAt YOUrseLf:

LOOKIng fOrWArd tO

( Abide-A-While Garden Center, Mt. Pleasant, SC)

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" T h e q u e s T i o n i s n ' T w h o i s g o i n g T o l e T m e ; i T ' s w h o i s g o i n g T o s T o p m e . "Ayn Rand

Marsha Egan


The Charleston Tells Story-telling Festival, Friday, March 13 from 7-9:30 p.m. and Saturday, March 14 from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Wragg Square on Meeting Street. Programs are planned for both nights, in-cluding outdoor ghost stories Saturday night. Facebook.com/CharlestonTells

The Cinderella Project provides formal clothing and acces-sories for girls who couldnt otherwise afford to attend prom. The next boutique is Saturday, March 14, at the John Wesley United Method-ist Church on Savannah Hwy. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Enjoy music, food, and be on hand to help young women select a special dress for prom night! Cinderel-laProjectCharleston.com

From the multiple award-winning Anthony Doerr, this beautiful, stunningly ambitious bestseller about a blind French girl and a German boy whose paths collide in occupied France as both try to survive the devastation of World War II.

Affirmats adds an emotional layer to yoga by wrapping form, function, and inspiration. Its sim-ple, life gets crazy and yoga makes us happy. Not only are these mats com-fortable and stylish, but gives each of us a little affirma-tion to get us going through the day.

tHIs Is HOW We gO bIg At tHe sKIrt! OffIce Big House Wine Company has released wines in an innovative design, the 3-Liter Premium Wine Cask that keep wines fresh for up to 6 weeks! We like how they think. With names like Cardinal Sin, The Great Escape (Chardonnay), and Pinot Evil, were excited keepin it on hand. Available at Whole Foods Market.

There were more than a few squeals of glee in our office when we found out this years Spoleto USA lineup includes Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell. We love that theyve been musical kindred spirits for 40 years and that we get to see Emmylou live and in person on Memorial Day at the TD Arena (CofC). Mark your calendar for Monday, May 25, 7:30 p.m.! SpoletoUSA.org

best LIne Of tHe mOntH:

neW fAVOrIte WOrd:Chicking refers to when a female athlete finishes ahead of a male athlete, particularly when competing in endurance sports like triathalons and ultracycling. Its based on the assumption that men are typically better at endurance sports, even though nine out of 20 pro women competing in the 2014 Amgen Tour of California would have beaten many in the mens pro category for the time trial. Yes, its a compliment and well take it!

emAil is FoR FACTs, noT Feelings.

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XOXO! See you in April

for The Survival Issue!

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U N I V E R S E F O R T H E A N S W E R S T O

O U R T O P T E N

q u e s t i o n s A N D T H I S I S H O W S H E S O K I N D L Y

A N S W E R E D U S .

BIG

Whats next?Hopefully not jury duty.

What is my purpose today?

To keep your spa date.

Where do i see myself in

five years?In front of a mirror.

Searching for gray hairs.

What sustains me?

Taco night. And a margarita.

And a tequila shot.

Why am i here?Because your GPS

got confused.

is this all there is?

If youre referring to wine,

then, no. Trader Joes has your back.

Will i end up alone?

Only if you keep eating your dates dessert

after saying you dont want any.

hoW Will i knoW if he is

the one?When youre tear-

fully chocolate-bingeing your way through

PMS and he still thinks youre perfect.

am i the best i can be?

If youre sick of self-improvement books, then sure, why not?

Who am i?Ask Siri.



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