When Roberta Ketchin first saw this house, it wasn’t the ample parking or front garden (both rare finds on the peninsula) or even the 300-year-old pittosporum by the gate that sold her.
Ask a Southerner about squash, and you’re more likely to hear commentary on the edible fruit than the merits of the squishy American-style ball over the harder international style.
So what do I have planned for the weekend? Well, sadly my original plan to attend Amuse Bouche has been dashed as the "first taste" of the Charleston Wine + Food Festival has been cancelled.