Letter from the Editor: If You Can’t Stand the Heat…
By Leslie Moore
I’ve always been one of those people who thrive in the heat – the hotter the better has always been my mantra. And, through the years, I have never understood why some people (mostly coworkers) have insisted on keeping it so cold inside during the summer months; I mean really, why have the thermostat set on 65 degrees when it’s 95 outside? I would fuss and complain, usually silently, about the meat locker environment. Then, menopause hit. And, finally, I understood. Now I have a paper fan on my desk for cooling down and a heater by my feet for warming up – both of which I frequently use on the same day, sometimes within an hour’s time. I still don’t like to be cold in July, but, at least now I understand why others do.
This month’s “Southern Snaps” interview, written by our own Connie Barnard, features Angie and Wayne Eggleston, dear friends of the Sasee crew. I hope their story inspires you as much as it did me.
Happy 4th of July!
Don’t look at your feet to see if you are doing it right. Just dance.
About this writer
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Leslie Moore is the editor for Strand Media Group. A 25 year resident of Pawleys Island, she is blessed with a life filled with the love of family and friends and satisfying work to do every day.
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