There’s a certain magic that hangs in the air down here. It’s thicker than the humidity in July and sweeter than the first bite of a Georgia peach. If you’ve never lived below the Mason-Dixon line, you might think “Southern Charm” is just about mint juleps and monograms. But y’all... it’s so much more than that.
: Focuses on the social lives, relationships, and "old money" drama of Charleston, South Carolina’s elite. ohalex southern charms
As the evening drew to a close, Oh Alex was persuaded to join the gang for a nightcap at a nearby hotspot. Over coffee and dancing, the group continued to let loose and have a good time. There’s a certain magic that hangs in the air down here
If there is one rule of the Southern code, it is this: You leave the porch light on. But y’all
If you want to bring more Southern charm into your life, stop rushing the small things. Iron your pillowcases if it makes you happy. Use the fancy china on a Tuesday. Wave at the mailman like he’s a long-lost cousin.
Last week, my neighbor stopped by unannounced (the horror, right?). My hair was in a messy bun, and there were Cheerios on the floor. Instead of apologizing, I handed her a cold drink, and we sat on the steps for an hour. That is the charm. The ability to say, “I’m glad you’re here, just as you are.”
It was a warm summer evening in Charleston, South Carolina, and the cast of Southern Charm was getting ready to paint the town red at their favorite haunt, Leon's Oyster House. Craighton "Oh Alex" Beldon, a charming and affable restaurateur, was joining the gang for a night out.
