This post is a bit late, but fun nonetheless. I headed out of the office early last Friday and went down to Savannah. I stopped by to hang out with my Grammy for a bit. That included running errands for her, watching Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader? and hanging out while she at supper. Then I took the short drive over to Marybre Glenn's sister's house where MG's bachelorette weekend was going to commence.
First off, Sebrell has a an amazing home: not too big, everything is decorated incredibly well, it's nice AND comfortable (so hard to pull off!), and drum roll please, every room in their house has a view of the water.
This is where we ate supper Friday night:
Mary Glenn's brother-in-law cooked supper and it was an incredible meal. First course of fried green tomatoes on a bed of greens with remoulade sauce. Second course was shrimp and grits, green beans, and a fillet. The grits cooked for 24 hours, y'all! The fillet was topped with an incredible sauce: sauteed mushrooms and onions with lots of yummy spices that were pureed. So good!
After a big meal, we did what every gal wants to do: put on a bathing suit! We headed to the hot tub for MG's lingerie shower and dessert of fancy cupcakes. We were also gifted monogrammed beach towels!? The next morning we ate a light breakfast (ok, I also had a bag of Cheetos) and headed to the marina. We were picked up by boat and taken to a small island where we could play on the beach all day! {For Charleston folks, it was basically going to Capers Island.} We had a cooler full of hurricanes, monogrammed cups (of course!), yummy wrap sandwiches, and Doritos. It was such a fun day at the beach!
Once back at the house we showered and I fell asleep. Apparently I was out for quite a while. I hadn't been getting a lot of sleep the past few nights, and while I'm not really a napper, I napped like it was my job. Guess your body just knows when you need it. We ate supper at Pearl's on the water and it was quite good. I had the crab and shrimp au gratin. We headed home for an early night.
All in all, it was a super fun weekend and a great way to celebrate Mary Glenn. So glad I got to be a part of it!
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