I was born and raised in South Carolina but I have never really explored Charleston until just now. I don't know how I let myself get away with not exploring this beautiful place. I know it might seem silly to be in awe of what to some people are just buildings but when you're like me you just love anything colorful!
This street where all the pictures are captured is called Rainbow Row. It's located on East Bay Street in Charleston, SC. There are about 13 colors on each building. How happy would your life be if you lived in one of these buildings and got to come home to a pink...blue...green..etc building everyday? I know I would love it. If only I could convince Andrew to paint our future home pink...lol.
There were a few other cool streets we walked by but I didn't snap pictures! It got waaaay too hot & of course HUMID. Not to mention I had to try and keep up with Andrew who was in Pokemon Go heaven. lol...yep in case you were wondering, there were tons of unique Pokemon too ;)
After exploring the streets we went to a Farmers Market. I could have just ate lunch off all the samples they give out but we had to try these BBQ sandwiches. They were so delicious. Just staring at the picture makes me want one right now.
After all the exploring we met up with Andrew's mission buddy Anders & his wife Kaili at Sullivan's Island. It was such a beautiful beach. Unfortunately after just a few minutes in the water I got stung by a jelly fish! It hurt soooo bad! I tried to be tough (which is hard for me, I'm such a baby) but man it hurt. Anyway after what seemed like forever I finally let Andrew pour vinegar on it and it totally worked. I felt better in just minutes.
We ended our day with dinner at Early Bird Diner. Andrew tried chicken & waffles and liked it. I wasn't brave enough to try but I did try some fun appetizers like fried green tomatoes, fried grits, and corn cakes.
I had so much fun meeting Anders, Kaili, and her family. We had a blast and I can't wait till next time!





























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