Savannah Smiles

It's been quite awhile since I posted! Most of this is because I haven't had much to see, another part is that I've realized this blog is going to be more of a collection of memories for Ksen and I, but that's alright.

Memorial Day weekend one of my close friends invited me to head to Savannah with her and her family.  With Tropical Storm Bonnie along the coast, it ended up being a very rainy weekend. Despite the fact the weather was less than perfect, we managed to make the most of our trip.

The first night we were supposed to go on a mini-cruise, but it was canceled due to weather. Instead, we went to a sushi place for dinner. It was pretty good and we had a fun time.

I ordered the spider rolls

We spent most of the weekend calling and FaceTiming some of our friends while we were stuck inside. One of my favorite parts of the trip was the evening we spent stalking people on Instagram, looking at dresses online, and buying ice cream in our pajamas. 

Though our rainy days were fun, on Monday we woke up to blue skies!

We only had a few hours left though, so we had to make them count. We ended up heading to one of her friend's houses for breakfast before heading out to search for places to take pictures. We were kicked off the golf course, but we did find a couple cute alternate places. 

Savannah's trees are some of my favorites

When we got back from pictures, we were allowed to take the golf cart out for a spin. It was a lot of fun, though it was way slower than I realized. 

Eunice in front of the golf car garage

That afternoon, we finally made it into Downtown. We got ice cream at Leopold's, a very popular ice cream parlor. Then we walked down to some shops, including Free People and Urban Outfitters. Both of these are stores that I often browse online, filling a cart with at least $1,000 worth of items. That day, I finally got my hands on some of their clothes (from the sale section of course). 

Overall, it was a fun trip, primarily because of who I got to take it with. Hopefully if I ever go again the weather will be better, but staycations are always fun too. 

Love always,

Brina