Mr. Pilate is, of course, exhausted. He's spending his days chasing birds from sun-up to sundown and loving the view from his new digs.

I am super happy, because now I have enough room for all my equipment to run free! No more cramped workspace! It's like when you are young and your parents tell you that your beloved dog was given to a family with a farm, so he will have all sorts of room to run and other dogs to play with. Except, instead of a dog it's my photogear and instead of a farm it's a large devoted studio space. If that doesn't make any sense, it's because I ramble when I am excited, just be assured that I am overjoyed with my new digs.

And Gia... well, she's working on her homework right now, but I know that she's happy to have a real kitchen to cook in. (It's not torture, really, she enjoys cooking!!!) Plus there is no longer any dirty dishes waiting for the dishwasher (me), instead they go into a real dishwasher (Maytag), so that's great. Also, this place runs about 10 degrees warmer than the old digs, which means that even though she runs cold, she isn't dealing with the onset of hypothermia constantly. Also, her desk has been retrieved from storage and filled with all her favorite books again.

In all, cramming a move into our busy schedule was totally worth it. Oh yeah, plus we recently signed a new couple, who said such nice things about our work that I drove Gia crazy repeating all the nice things they said. Even after years of doing photography, I still get all giddy whenever someone stresses how much they love our work.

Anyhow, I am going to stop this ramble and get cozy for the night. Tomorrow I will post about the Lemon Ginger Ice that we made. (A.K.A. the story of the ginger people who lived under the lemon sun next to the lemon mountain.)

Ta-ta!

Love,

Jordan