Showing posts with label Clemson Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clemson Love. Show all posts

October 7, 2010

Friends, Football, and Fun :)

This past weekend was spent in one of my favorite places on the planet:
C-L-E-M-S-O-N!

It was homecoming weekend, and Clemson was overflowing with old friends (literally-there were lines outside every bar!). The best part was that three of my four besties (we missed you, Sal!) all reunited together to catch up for a semi-girls weekend. Even though we lost to Miami (umm, aren't they supposed to schedule easy games for Homecoming? Geez louise, Clemson), we managed to have a fantastic time catching up, hitching rides on golf carts*, and yelling Clemson chants at the top of our lungs. I, of course, came home with a voice so hoarse it sounded like I was an 89 year old woman who had been smoking since I was 10. That's ok though, it was well worth the inability to speak afterwards :)

Here are a few pictures from the great weekend! Man, I miss that place!


My favorite ladies to come out of Clemson

Best part of the day - on the GOLF CART!

Love this guy, and clearly he loves me too! Ha!

It was a long, long day.. :)

The BEST shirt I've ever seen...

...so of course we had to meet him!

Glorious.
THE END.

*This was maybe my favorite part of the weekend. Some random guy was cruising around on his golf cart when one of my friends said "Hey mister, heading downtown?", and we proceeded to hop aboard, thinking knowing we were the coolest people in town.

September 14, 2010

This makes me happy :)

Like everyone else out there, I feel like my life has been super crazy lately! With football season starting up, weddings still going on, work, and other activities, there has been very limited blogging time.

That being said, this past weekend I headed to Clemson for the game! I haven't been back since last football season, and even though this wasn't a big game, it was fantastic to be back in Tigertown.


Our wonderful tailgate filled with beer and too much food

The most exciting 25 seconds in college football!

The tigers running down the hill!


Isn't it lovely? So much orange!

After a full day of tailgating, I was exhausted. We had such a good time, and it was so good to be back. I'm heading back in a couple of weeks for a girls weekend/homecoming weekend and I.CANT.WAIT.

This weekend is Clemson / Auburn, so I am hoping for the best tigers to win!! Go Clemson!




September 2, 2010

Can't wait!

I'm feeling under the weather today, somehow I got a nasty cold! I made myself go to bed early last night because I felt even worse yesterday, so I think that helped. I made it until noon today at work and decided just to head home and finish the day from here. No use spreading my germs around the office! So, as I am praying for a miracle to feel 100% tomorrow (we are heading to Asheville in the morning for a wedding!), I'll leave you with this:



Can't wait for football season to start THIS WEEKEND! Oh how I miss it...

July 27, 2010

Reunited and it feels so good..

This past weekend I got to see my besties from Clemson. We met freshman year in the dorms, and were inseparable the rest of college! Sadly after graduation, we each ended up in different cities: me in Atlanta, AL in Greenville, and KL in Charlotte. Not too far away, but it is still tough to work out our busy schedules to see eachother. Since it had been just about a century since the Triple Threat was in action (yes,we made that name up in college - don't judge), we decided to squeeze in a quick visit to Greenville, even though we could only do one night.

I have giant heels on, and I'm still so dang short!
If you haven't ever made a trip to Greenville, you should definitely fit it into your schedule sometime. Their downtown is absolutely adorable, and there are so many boutiques, restaurants and a beautiful park to walk around in. It's definitely an up and coming city, and only a little over two hours from Atlanta! On Friday, we started the night off at a tapas restaurant called Stellar Restaurant and Wine Bar. We wanted to go to a tapas place so we could share a few items and still be able to button our pants afterwards. Between the calamari, beef scallopine, vegetable baklava and spinach salad, we were quite content! Oh, and of course it isn't a meal without some wine, so we tried a merlot, called Cypress. I have since tried to find it after I got back to Atlanta with no such luck. Sigh.

Downtown Greenville is beautiful!

After dinner we walked to a bar downstairs called Rey's. To my great surprise, one of our favorite bouncers from Tiger Town Tavern at Clemson was working there (Clemson ppl, you probably recognize him)! Needless to say, we were pretty excited to see Brody, as he always gave us the special treatment by letting us to the front of the line during busy game weekends. Luckily, he is still working the game weekends in Clemson, so looks like we've still got our connections :)

Unsure who the guy in the pimp suit is, but we let him in the picture simply bc of his outfit...

The rest of the night was filled with bar hopping, running into a few old friends, and the best cab ride ever. Greenville has GOLF CART cabs... Wait, I take that back.. Golf cart LIMO cabs. It was pretty much the greatest way to travel around downtown, and only $2 a head. I'm thinking Atlanta should invest in some of these, even though I'm not sure they would survive one night on Peachtree St...
Golf Cart Limo Cab thingie = genius.

The next morning, we woke up feeling... well, let's just say less than ideal. So we headed out to grab some greasy food downtown, followed by a little Blueberry Frog fro-yo, and some much needed pedis. I was so sad to leave my buds so soon, but still glad we got to hang out even for just one night. It always feels great to pick up right where we left off when we graduated. Love you guys!!


July 20, 2010

A little about E...

Hi there!

I'm so excited to start my own blog. I love reading blogs from all over the country, so I decided to give it a whirl and see what I had to offer. A little background: I grew up in the 'burbs, so never really experienced any of the greatness that the city of Atlanta had to offer. After I graduated from Clemson University, I moved to Buckhead, and have been living here ever since. I absolutely love how there is something new and fun to do every single weekend in this city. I love trying new restaurants, working out, going out with my boyfriend and friends, and traveling. I am also very close to my family. My parents live on Lake Lanier, and my brother, J4, lives in NYC. It's pretty ideal to have a free place to stay anytime you want to visit the big city... not that I'm using my brother for that or anything..


So, hope you enjoy some of the stuff I have to share! Here goes nothing...



~E