Wednesday.

by The Flossip on March 10, 2010

in apropos of nothing

It is Wednesday, and I am tired. I can’t think of anything witty to say, but Pee Dee Foodie wrote a nice post on Fox’s Pizza. I love Fox’s Pizza. I have their number stored in the contacts in my phone. (No you may not start looking through my contacts to see if I am who you think I am. I’m not. ;) )

So, you should read the Foodie.

Also, you should look at the events calendar, as there is a lot to do this weekend. If you are going to the events I would love for you to be a Flossip guest writer– take some pictures, write up the event. Email me if you are interested.

Thats all for now. Maybe my funny will come back after lunch?

Oh– I am working on a big post about why your business needs to be involved in social media. A little advice you never asked for but I will give you anyway. If you want your website critiqued? Let me know and you will get a full blog post dedicated to what your website is doing right and what it is doing wrong– for free! Warning: I will be honest.

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With the beauty of dance, the magic of dreams and the sounds of music, the South Carolina Dance Theater presents “Dances, Dreams and Music” at the Florence Little Theatre on March 12th, 13th and 14th. Featuring live orchestral accompanient by the Florence Symphony Orchestra, the program brings the emotions of all dreams to the stage with “Night of Dreams,” ” Parade of Dreams,” ” Shattered Dreams,” “Carnival of Dreams,” and “Dreams of Light.” The full Company will be featured in “The Gift of Dances and Dreams.”

Performances are Friday, March 12th, at 7:30 pm, Saturday, March 13th at 7:30 pm and Sunday, March 14th, at 3:00 pm. Online reservations will open to our Season Membership Subscribers on Monday, February 22nd, and to the general public on Monday, March 1st, by visting our website. For those patrons who wish to purchase tickets in the more traditional method, the Florence Little Theatre Box Office (843-662-3713) will open on Monday, March 8th, from 10:00 to 5:00 daily. Tickets are $20.00 for adults and $10.00 for students/children.

“Gypsy Carnival,” a special outreach for our younger audience, will be presented on Satuday, March 13th, at 2:00. This abbreviated ballet will present the story of village life though dance and will be followed by a “Village Tea” with refreshments and an opportunity to meet the dancers. This performance is not a part of the Company’s regular season offering and Season Membership Subscribers may not use their membership tickets for this performance .Ticket prices are $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for students/childern.

For additional information about the performances, call the SCDT at 843-669-3991 or contact us via email at scdancetheatre@gmail.com.

(In accordance with FTC guidelines, the Flossip discloses that this post is made in connection with a paid advertisement by SC Dance Theater. We thank them for their support in keeping the Flossip in business.)

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Week of 3/8 in Florence, SC

March 8, 2010

It is finally starting to warm up! I actually was able to wear flip-flops most of the day yesterday. My southern blood needed some thawing out, so we spent most of the day outside. I can always tell when spring is in the air because the number of events start multiplying!
Tonight at [...]

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JP’s Steak and Seafood House

March 5, 2010

The Costas family has opened JP’s Steak and Seafood House on Irby Street. I went last weekend with a large group of girls, and we had the best time!

JP’s has a great menu with a diverse selection. I really enjoyed the scallops. Another girl at my table had prime rib that she [...]

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Hello Googlers!

March 3, 2010

I love checking in to see what brings people to the Flossip.
For example:
The top hit consistently is: “Mrs Ruby Florence, SC”
“looking for a nice neighborhood in darlington sc to live in at a great price”
(Anyone have a suggestion?)
ny butcher shop florence sc
(One of my favorite places!)
florence columns civil war renactment
(This weekend!)
when does the pecan [...]

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The Skirmish at Gambles Hotel

March 2, 2010

I REALLY want to go to this… just to see what it is all about. I have some friends up North that always ask about reenactments. I feel like a true Southerner, but my experience with these is very limited. Read more here.
The Skirmish At Gamble’s Hotel depicts an encounter [...]

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