Happy Father’s Day

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To all my Redmen brethren.
May you have a great day, hopefully with family and friends, not too much sun, not too much politics, distance from anyone with Covid-19 and hopefully we can share some good recruiting news over the last spot.
Stay safe everyone.
 
Wishing all of the fathers on redmen.com a wonderful day
Hope you safely enjoy the day and beautiful weather with your loved ones
WE ARE................. ST JOHN'S!!!
 
Happy Father's Day to all the Dads on this site! Gorgeous day here in Lake Norman NC. We are going to enjoy an early dinner at a local restaurant sitting outside on the lake. Lucky to have 2 of my 4 kids here with us to enjoy the day. Hope everyone gets to enjoy their family and and forget about politics and Covid19 for today!
 
Happy Father’s day to you and all.You are blessed to have your children with you during these difficult times Dinner lakeside sounds great ,enjoy.i am having dinner with my aunt and cousins ,my son and daughter do not live near me I.am living in Daniel island SC Talk to my children every day
 
Received a great Fathers Day gift from my son in law who attends many home games with me at CA! He got me a NBA basketball signed by Chris Mullin certified by Steiner!
It look just great on top of my office credenza next to a hat that Louie personally signed for me at a game we attended at CA!
 
US Guard wrote: Happy Father’s day to you and all.You are blessed to have your children with you during these difficult times Dinner lakeside sounds great ,enjoy.i am having dinner with my aunt and cousins ,my son and daughter do not live near me I.am living in Daniel island SC Talk to my children every day.

US Guard how do you like living on Daniel Island? We have vacationed on Isle of Palms (Wild Dunes) 5 times in the 10 years we've been down here usually around Easter Time when my son was off from school. My wife and I are big tennis fans and we've enjoyed attending the women's tournament on Daniel Island 2 or 3 times. Daniel Island seemed very nice. We almost went to Wild Dunes at the end of May but decided it was too early to be risking visiting a resort.
 
My family has been living on Daniel Island for over 25 yrs I live in walking distance to the stadium no tennis for awhile now because of the pandemic it a beautiful island 20-25 mins to Charleston but being 76 I like being able to walk to public’s,doctor dentist eye glass md etc real estate
Is high but I think it’s the place a lot of people want to live but there are many places that are Wonderful and a budget for all
 
usguard wrote:
My family has been living on Daniel Island for over 25 yrs I live in walking distance to the stadium no tennis for awhile now because of the pandemic it a beautiful island 20-25 mins to Charleston but being 76 I like being able to walk to public’s,doctor dentist eye glass md etc real estate
Is high but I think it’s the place a lot of people want to live but there are many places that are Wonderful and a budget for all.

US, they are actually playing a women's tournament there this week. My wife and I are watching as I type this, first live tennis we've enjoyed in a while. There are no fans and all the players are either from the U.S. or Canada, but it's still something to watch!
I'm sure Daniel Island is a great place to live - enjoy! We are only a 10-15 minute drive from the stadium when we stay on Isle of Palms every few years.
 
[quote="NCJohnnie" post=390526]US Guard wrote: Happy Father’s day to you and all.You are blessed to have your children with you during these difficult times Dinner lakeside sounds great ,enjoy.i am having dinner with my aunt and cousins ,my son and daughter do not live near me I.am living in Daniel island SC Talk to my children every day.

US Guard how do you like living on Daniel Island? We have vacationed on Isle of Palms (Wild Dunes) 5 times in the 10 years we've been down here usually around Easter Time when my son was off from school. My wife and I are big tennis fans and we've enjoyed attending the women's tournament on Daniel Island 2 or 3 times. Daniel Island seemed very nice. We almost went to Wild Dunes at the end of May but decided it was too early to be risking visiting a resort.[/quote]

I launched my golf season at Wild Dunes a few times when I lived on the east coast. Very pretty spot and close enough to Charleston, one of the few, if not only, cities in the south I might consider living in if it weren't for the humidity. Good culture, great food and golf. Been back to Kiawah for work a couple times since.
 
Austour wrote:

I launched my golf season at Wild Dunes a few times when I lived on the east coast. Very pretty spot and close enough to Charleston, one of the few, if not only, cities in the south I might consider living in if it weren't for the humidity. Good culture, great food and golf. Been back to Kiawah for work a couple times since.

Agree Austour. Love Charleston. We live in Lake Norman about 35 minutes north of Charlotte and while I love living here wouldn't want to live in Charlotte. If you ever get back to Isle of Palms (Wild Dunes) one of my favorite restaurants is the Long Island Cafe on IOP just over the bridge. It is in a strip mall and despite its name has the greatest combination of New England/Low Country seafood cuisine. When we are in IOP for 4 days we eat here at least twice.
 
[quote="NCJohnnie" post=390833]Austour wrote:

I launched my golf season at Wild Dunes a few times when I lived on the east coast. Very pretty spot and close enough to Charleston, one of the few, if not only, cities in the south I might consider living in if it weren't for the humidity. Good culture, great food and golf. Been back to Kiawah for work a couple times since.

Agree Austour. Love Charleston. We live in Lake Norman about 35 minutes north of Charlotte and while I love living here wouldn't want to live in Charlotte. If you ever get back to Isle of Palms (Wild Dunes) one of my favorite restaurants is the Long Island Cafe on IOP just over the bridge. It is in a strip mall and despite its name has the greatest combination of New England/Low Country seafood cuisine. When we are in IOP for 4 days we eat here at least twice.[/quote]

1. I never had a New England/Low Country cuisine mash up when I grew up on Long Island. Hmmmmmm. But seriously if I get back there I'll look it up, after Husk and Rodney Scotts.

2. My niece has a house on the lake (norman that is) and my sister in law just moved down there to be closer as well. Doubt we'd ever visit them there but if we do I'll ask you for some more food recommendations. Haven't been to Charlotte since I think the late 80's besides changing planes at the airport. LOL
 
Austour wrote: . I never had a New England/Low Country cuisine mash up when I grew up on Long Island. Hmmmmmm. But seriously if I get back there I'll look it up, after Husk and Rodney Scotts.

2. My niece has a house on the lake (norman that is) and my sister in law just moved down there to be closer as well. Doubt we'd ever visit them there but if we do I'll ask you for some more food recommendations. Haven't been to Charlotte since I think the late 80's besides changing planes at the airport. LOL

Never mind ..
 
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