Time to Sign at Terrace Oaks Antiques Mall

 

With my table surrounded by old clocks, it was my time to shine and sign books. 

Many thanks to Terrace Oaks Antiques Mall owner Camille Wish (pictured) for the opportunity. 

I am also thankful to Camille for inviting me to speak on Dec. 1 to her Rotary Club of St. Andrews. 

Terrace Oaks Antiques Event Saturday, Dec. 10

 My upcoming book signing at Terrace Oaks Antiques Mall, 2037 Maybank Hwy. in Charleston, has me even more excited after seeing this large advertisement in yesterday’s Post and Courier newspaper. 

Thank you Terrace Oaks owner Camille Wish for doing this. I’m quite honored and flattered and I am sure the publicity will bring extra good sales to us on Saturday! I also have Camille to thank for my speaking event to her Rotary Club last month. I met her several years ago at Bethel United Methodist Church when she gave a talk to my College of Charleston “Beyond the Grave” class.  The below photo by Hannah Sills was taken in March 2019. 

The Post and Courier ad ran below a story about former Vice President Mike Pence visiting South Carolina. I couldn’t resist touching up the article a tad…

Terrace Oaks prides itself on being the Lowcountry’s first antiques mall. It is large and spacious with ample free parking. 

The phone number at Terrace Oaks Antiques is (843) 795-9689. 

My signing Saturday will be from 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. who knows, you may just run into Mike Pence there lol! 

"Gravetrotting" at Bethel United Methodist Church

My College of Charleston students and I had a good mini-field trip to nearby Bethel United Methodist Church last Monday night.  I say "mini" because we only had to walk up Calhoun Street past the Addlestone Library to get to the historic 19th-century church.

Bethel's small but symbol rich churchyard (photo by Harper Richards)