The October moving date approaches quickly. Kevin and I are busy wrapping up church and gallery commitments, keeping the house nice and neat for the realtor, and saying so long (but not goodbye) to our dear Charlotte friends. 

On the other end in Delaware, folks are writing notes, painting walls in our new home, and making plans for our arrival and Kevin's December consecration ceremony. What a gift to be loved on both sides of this transition!

I was thrilled to talk to Jerry Hames, one of my new Delaware friends and a writer for the Episcopal Journal, about my artwork and my thoughts on the move. I loved that he calls me "A Modern Itinerant Artist" who is comfortable with "improvisation and experimentation." True, true. 

Please take a look at the whole article HERE...and stay tuned to see what creative inspiration will evolve from my new studio in Delaware!

​Other highlights of the weekend included songs with Grey Langley around the fire, on the porch and in the HoCo Late Show with a special new verse of "Sweet Caroline" and an homage to the new Bishop-Elect of Delaware to the tune of "Wagon Wheel" (He's the new Bishop of Delaware, hope that fancy mitre hat don't mess up his hair...)

Plus an amazing Bluegrass Eucharist with the West End String Band from Greenville, SC and a hike up the mountain with pals.

Holy Comforter Episcopal Church really is a place were love dwells in every size, shape, age and color. Kevin's last Sunday is tomorrow. Sigh. We are going to miss you all.