Pamela Brownstein

Pamela Brownstein
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A native of New Orleans, who was raised in New Jersey, Pamela has lived in the Lowcountry of South Carolina for the past 15 years — which basically means she talks and drives fast like a Northerner but embraces the natural beauty and friendly, laid-back culture of the South. She graduated with a journalism degree from Penn State, and met her husband, Daniel, while working at a newspaper in Beaufort, SC. The two left-handed parents have two adorable right-handed children — Wolfe, 5, and Selah, 4 — and one unruly black Lab, named Lefty. They live in Mount Pleasant and Pamela works from home as a freelance graphic designer, writer and editor while also taking care of aforementioned children. She loves champagne, Bluegrass music and South Park.

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It should come as no surprise that, as someone who has a degree in Journalism and works as a freelance writer, copy editor, graphic designer and blogger, I love to read. And I am passionate...
A southern snowstorm to remember

A Southern Snowstorm to Remember

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After a month of singing “White Christmas” and watching North Pole-related movies such as “The Santa Clause” or “The Elf on the Shelf Story,” the dream of seeing snow finally came true for my...
Staying home for the holidays

Staying Home for the Holidays

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Each year, around the end of the summer, my husband and I start making travel plans for the holidays. We typically visit one side of the family for Thanksgiving, and the other side of...
Ode to October

Ode to October

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The excitement at dusting off decades old decorations. The plethora of local festivals and fun-filled events. The promise of a wide-open pumpkin patch. The slimy feeling of pumpkin guts. The salty roastedness of pumpkin seeds. The daily dilemma to...
The Power of Procrastination

The Power of Procrastination

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"You come from a long line of procrastinators," my grandpa told me when I was young. I didn't know what that word meant back then, and it might have taken me thirty years to fully...