Charleston - Day 3 - Part 2

After the Angel Oak, we hopped back into our suburban (FYI that's what us WOMEN drove to Charleston. Yeah...no big deal.), and drove back to downtown Charleston and headed to a quaint little coffeeshop, Hope+Union, and drank us some coffeeeee. Seriously...Hope and Union was insanely calming...if they had a swing in the upstairs...I probably would've slept on it. Indeed, we all felt calm and hyper. (calming coffee shop + coffee....fyi Hope and Union does not serve decaf so, us decaf drinkers were up a creek with no paddle)

this guy was so nice! I asked him if I could take some pictures of him making our coffee and he goes, "Oh yeah, that's fine! Sorry it's a little messy..." --buddy, I wanted it to look real so there we go :) I like all the coffee grounds, too.

i would hang a hammock in that window...look at that delicious sunlight!

we all picked up cupcakes from Baked...lemme tell ya, mine was a pistachio cupcake and it was TO.DIE.FOR.

After that bit of exploring we headed to our reservations at Husk restaurant. *my fave meal*

I had Wahoo fish. And...truth be told I ordered it STRICTLY (no joke) because I just really liked saying Wahoo and it made me curious. Turns out to be the most delicious meal I had. Oh Husk, how I love thee.

To finish off the night, we took a stroll/photoshoot down on the battery. I seriously would've camped on the battery if it were allowed.
To describe an ocean breeze proves to be impossible for me. Something about the smell of sea salt and having that breeze blow through you hair...possibly making you feel sticky but in the best way possible.
If you run your hands on the bottom of the railing going around the ocean, you'll get a handful of salt. So.cool.










Yeah.
it was a full day.

not to mention...no photos of this...but in 2 days we went to Charleston's Urban Outfitters twice...I mean SERIOUSLY y'all, if you are in Charleston GO. It's an old theatre and it's HUGE.