Fun at the David Miller House!

I'm having a "blast" with these wonderful, new friends--David & Roberta Miller, their adult daughters--Julie, Lydia & Sylvia, plus David's sister from Summerfield, FL--my new friend, Esther Miller!  We all love to have fun, and we've had lots of laughs.

Esther had read about the TN cashier wanting my autograph right there in the Walmart check-out line.  She told the Millers about it before I arrived Wednesday, so they'd joked about having Sylvia maybe come up to me & ask for my autograph in the airport.  They didn't do it, but we've had alot of fun with the "autograph" thing.  After the concert, before David got home from work, Sylvia had an 8x10 b&w photo of me that I autographed to David.  We set the framed photo on the kitchen counter & waited to see what he'd say when he saw it.  We really laughed about it!



David Miller & our happy waitress @ Waffle House

 After David got home, most of us decided to run into Thomasville for something to eat.  We got some great pecan waffles at the Waffle House & had lots of laughs with the wait staff there.  Our waitress asked for our help tying her tie, so David did the honors.  It was a great photo op!

Faith Community Chapel -- Thomasville, NC

I had a great time at the concert last night. It was nice meeting the Wetheralds for the 1st time. I loved the grand piano.  It made it so much fun to be creative. I enjoyed meeting new people. 

As often happens, I met people who knew some of my relatives or friends.  I love the way God's people are connected.  As Edith Shaffer writes in her family autobiography, Tapestry, God's people are like threads making God's tapestry.  Sometimes, our threads interwine for a long time.  Sometimes, just one meeting.  Maybe we interwine threads again or maybe never; but we're inextricably connected to make a beautiful tapestry--a work of God's art!

Thanks, Sylvia (she's a for-real photographer!), for takin' some shots of my concert last night.  And...for doing some photo stuff for me while I've been with ya'll!

I have a pretty dorky-lookin' face here...but good photography by Sylvia.  You just can't change a pig's ear into silk!

You can see a little more of the beautiful sanctuary at Faith Community Chapel.  And all of the beautiful piano that played so wonderfully.  Love the touch!

Another Kathy expression!