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Month: December 2020

Building Reflection

A December Day in Greenville (In Photos)

In Date Ideas, South Carolina December 25, 2020February 12, 2021

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Hi there! I’m Rebecca, a millennial mom, animal lover, psychology scholar, history buff, whiskey enthusiast, foodie, and lover of naps. I relocated from San Diego to South Carolina's horse country. Follow my journey as I explore my new home in the Palmetto State!

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We enjoyed wandering through this bookstore in dow

We enjoyed wandering through this bookstore in downtown Greenville. I loved the blind date book concept! I resisted the urge to buy one since I have 4 books on my nightstand I still need to get through. Maybe next time!

Today is a day of reflection, on the hardships, on

Today is a day of reflection, on the hardships, on the losses, on the shifts, and on the love. We have all experienced so much in the last 365 days, collectively and on an individual basis. This year has been heavy for so many and my heart goes out to all of those that lost loved ones. I hope 2021 is filled with an abundance of joy (and hugs!) for everyone. ✨

It was just a little cold in Greenville yesterday.

It was just a little cold in Greenville yesterday.

Autumn in the CSRA. Don't let that still water foo

Autumn in the CSRA. Don't let that still water fool you though, beware of gators! #brickpondpark

Aiken is widely known as Thoroughbred Country with

Aiken is widely known as Thoroughbred Country with horse racing, polo, and steeplechases. But did you know that it was founded as a railroad town? Not only that, the placement of the rail line, and subsequently the location of downtown, was all because of a love story! The surveyor tasked with finding the best place to lay the line fell in love with the daughter of a cotton farmer who needed an easier way to get his cotton from here to Charleston. So when the surveyor asked for her hand in marriage the reply was “No railroad for me, no Sara for thee”, the rest is history!

The Stables @rosehillinaiken is one of my new favo

The Stables @rosehillinaiken is one of my new favorite restaurants in town. Anyone having Sunday Brunch there tomorrow? 🥂 There will be live music from @josephine.johnson too!

@fuse_aiken is finally open! I'm so excited to try

@fuse_aiken is finally open! I'm so excited to try this new restaurant in downtown Aiken. Their interior is stunning with so many amazing details! The patio (not pictured) is a lovely space too. know where I'm eating next weekend!

Absolutely love the portraits in the ballroom of @

Absolutely love the portraits in the ballroom of @aikencountymuseum. Just wish I knew who these lovely ladies were. I'd also love to have their dresses as part of my wardrobe 😍

The Aiken County Historical Museum's collection is

The Aiken County Historical Museum's collection is housed in Banksia, which was the winter colony mansion of the Howes. It definitely qualifies as a mansion with 32 bedrooms, 15 bathrooms, and a ballroom and is 17,500 square feet! It was named after the Banksia rose and preciously served as a SRS boarding house, a Methodist college, the first home of University of South Carolina Aiken, and the library. @aikencountymuseum

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