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Leslie Moore

Sasee Theme: Determination

This July is a big month for me. On the 13th, I will turn 50. Yes, my friends, it’s a big birthday! For the past few months, I’ve been thinking a lot about this milestone and how I feel about it. And, I’ve come to the conclusion that I really am getting better, in most [...]

Dottie Dixon in her studio

Tucked away on a quiet street in Litchfield Country Club, Dottie Dixon and her husband, John, live a quiet and satisfying life. Dottie is a well-known local artist who has won numerous awards and is exhibited in several local galleries. Her work has appeared on the cover of Sasee twice in the past few years. [...]

Sasee Theme: Going Home

As the only child of older parents, I spent a lot of time growing up listening to my parents, and their friends, talk. They talked about everything from their favorite foods to the skeletons in the family closet, and I cherish the many things I learned about my parents’ lives that they may not have [...]

May 2009 Theme: Living on the Edge

For as many years as I’ve been living in this area (more than 30), we’ve gone to Brookgreen Gardens and had a picnic sometime around Mother’s Day. Both my mother and my mother-in-law love the gardens and this outing was always a sure bet for a good time. My mother has been gone for many [...]

There’s a restaurant in a rural part of Georgetown County, about halfway between Georgetown and Hemmingway, which serves huge helpings of delicious home-cooked, southern food. You really have to know where it is to eat there. They don’t advertise, nor do they have a sign. It’s in the middle of nowhere. But, it’s packed every [...]

March 2009 Theme: The Greens

Putting together this issue was so much fun for me. Green is my favorite color, and there are so many “green” things I love: the good feeling I get when I separate my trash and take it to the recycling center, those bright green shoots that peek out from the dead-looking branches of my hydrangeas [...]

Tammy Pahel

With a hard hat covering her stylish blond hair, Tammy Pahel is as at home on the construction site at she is in her office, or on the job designing and managing some of the finest spas in the world. Her company, Spa Management Solutions, designed, built, and now manages the new Cinzia The Spa [...]

Sasee Theme: There's a Song in the Air

Our community is fortunate to have many talented musicians and access to numerous high-quality, professional performances, such as the Long Bay Symphony, CCU’s diverse cultural offerings, the FPC Concert Series and, of course, the Pawleys Island Festival of Music and Art. Held in the fall, this spectacular festival brings us world class musicians like Barrage, [...]

Letter from the Editor: A Moment of Zen

Throughout my life I have had strong, confident women around me – my mother, whose unconditional love I could always count on, my kind and gentle mother-in-law, Faye, whose faith both inspires and humbles me, my friends Marcia and Gail, who walked with me through my dark valley of despair after my husband died, (Gail [...]

The Things We Crave

By Leslie Moore

Southern Snaps: Cravings - Shoes

There are certain pleasures in life that we, as women, know are special – a piece of delicious chocolate, a glass of good wine and, of course, who doesn’t love a new pair of shoes! To celebrate our Cravings issue, we are pleased to introduce you to three local women who bring us some of [...]

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