My Aunt Mary from Tennessee.

My Grandfather, sister Jennifer and a big baby with four skinny legs, Max.

Myself and Cocoa (I’m the one with the facial hair).

Here’s a few favorites from today!

What is the fascination with dryer sheets all about?

When did this become acceptable decoration for the table? Will someone please enlighten me?

The Greenville County Recreation District hosted its first Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday, June 16 at Sterling Community Center. The festival celebrated the roots of the African-American community with a history and heritage showcase of African-American life in Greenville, local talent, fashion, health fair, storyteller, children’s area, and vendors.

Veronica Renee Brown of Abundant Traveling works booth at Juneteenth Celebration.

Courtney Brown, Rick Richardson and Morsha Davis enjoy the live music at the Juneteenth Celebration.

Christian rapper, G Block, performs at the first annual Juneteenth Celebration in Greenville.

Youth Base Executive Director, Bobby Caples, M.A., turns at the Juneteenth Celebration. Youth Base a new 501(c)3 nonprofit organization in Greenville with the mission of increasing support to children at-risk for or experiencing behavioral or academic difficulty through after-school programming. For more information, visit their website.

Found this barn in Spartanburg….