Statue of Limitations
By: Tamar Myers
It is no secret that I am an S.O.B. I love living South of Broad, in the historic district of Charleston, South Carolina. Mine is one of the most coveted addresses in the nation, and it is rumored that God Himself lives here although I have yet to run into Him on my daily walks. I have, however, met several people who think they fit the bill. My best friend, Wynnell Crawford, is not as lucky. She’s merely a W.O.T.A. West of the Ashley. The Ashley, of course, is one of Charleston’s two principal rivers. The other important river is the Cooper. They meet at Charleston’s famous Battery, where together they form the Atlantic Ocean. Please don’t misunderstand me. There is nothing wrong with living west of the Ashley, but unless one lives on an honest-to-goodness plantation, being a W.O.T.A. is just not as good as being an S.O.B. [download]
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