Have you seen this massive anchor statue hidden on Daniel Island?
It is along a nice walking path where there is heavy foot traffic, especially during the lunch rush, however, not many people stop to take notice. Have you?
At the base of the statue, there is a plaque with a globe...
When I hear that neighbors no longer talk to one another, because of their political differences, it makes me wonder: Was it always like this?
Is it notably worse than decades ago? And is this just a passing trend, given the higher-than-usual political polarization?
One can only hope...
Let’s face it—between balancing work, kids, and everything in between, getting a healthy, home-cooked meal on the table can be stressful.
If you’re anything like me, the days are long, and the last thing you want to do is worry over dinner.
That’s why I’ve become a huge fan of...
This may be a familiar site if you enter or exit Daniel Island frequently.
Or perhaps if you have ever sat in traffic overlooking the Cooper River.
The structure I find myself sitting on during rush hour daily, carries I-526 over the river between Charleston and North Charleston...
Why do we try so hard to avoid mistakes?
It seems a bit odd, really, given that nearly everything we learned as a child came from making mistakes – learning to walk, talk, count, for instance.
“The value of failing and making mistakes,” Professor Ben Voyer says, “comes precisely from...
This week’s special edition of the Daniel Island News offered me the perfect excuse to mix three favorite topics together. If birding is fun to you, how much better does it seem when you are enjoying your hobby out on the water or while strolling barefoot down the beach?
If you have ever...
At your funeral, people shouldn’t have to guess the kind of life you lead or the legacy you left behind, what you stood for should be evident by your actions. - John Maxwell
Recently I had the opportunity to spend an afternoon at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, North Carolina. It was a...
Clubs, teams and volunteer organizations help us make friends while making a difference.
The desire to be part of a group develops in us at a young age – Brownies, Cub Scouts, youth soccer, to name a few examples.
And this sense of community building continues into adulthood with...
Sage advice from ‘Red Eye Radio’
One morning last fall, I left Daniel Island well before sunrise headed for a day in the woods.
Folks who don’t share my outdoor obsessions may have never heard of “Red Eye Radio.” It’s a nationwide talk radio program targeting long-haul truck drivers, and...
Last week, I enjoyed my lunch break from the comfort of this chair. It overlooks a beautiful pond with a sprinkler in the middle. Have you ever enjoyed your lunch break here?
Perhaps you walked the bridge or the trail around the pond? Maybe you have visited some of the storefronts that line...