Navigating Art & Life
Well, I guess this is maybe part of life in a coastal state. Our hotel was full of Hurricane Harvey refugees, many who didn’t know how their homes or businesses faired. Now we are paying obscene prices for fuel and stations are running out and closing.
It is great to be here and to be able to see the last phase of construction. The landscaping is in, fencing will be up soon, but I’m most excited to see the backsplash going up!
We made it! Not exactly home sweet home, but just a couple miles and a couple weeks away from our new home.
Taking a pause in our big driving day just outside Jackson Mississippi. Southern is spoken here. This scandinavian is bewildered by all the yes ma’ams, pleases and thank yous.
If politeness like this was further widespread, its stands to reason that we would all be at least a little bit happier.
Our summer travels are coming to a close. There is so much to share from our time in the road, but as we are soaking in every moment, there has been little sharing. Tomorrow the leg begins. There are only 13 driving hours between us and our new hometown. The eclipse today was a lovely finale to our time with family in Georgia and a monumental marker for our new beginning!
This little guy joined us for the eclipse viewing and scampered away only once it was complete.