Emily, an old friend of mine, currently works on a boat. A big boat. Let's call it a ship. She invited me to come sail with her for a week, and, as it is summer, I joined her. We made a few stops at some islands in the Caribbean, and enjoyed some really pretty sunsets.
Quotes, stories, and thoughts on life from a history teacher living an adventure
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Charleston, South Carolina
What could be more patriotic than Charleston, South Carolina for the 4th of July? Charleston doesn't get a lot of attention in Miss Davis' classroom because, unfortunately, early American history (including Civil War) is covered in 5th grade. Despite this grave misfortune, however, Miss Davis fell in love with Charleston when she visited at the age of 8. Miss Davis doesn't know why she proceeded in third person, but she will discontinue now.
To my great delight, one of my dear friends in Birmingham grew up just outside of Charleston, and invited me to spend the 4th of July with her family. What a treat it was.
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