Weekend Update…

Sharing our thoughts on The Telepathy Drawings with The Gazette

So a lot has been going on the last couple of weeks, and at the top of the list was our triumphant return to Baltimore last Thursday. Ok honestly it was not that triumphant but then again it was far from a skulk so I will chalk it up to the win column. It was the first time we had made it back since we loaded up the budget truck and made our 30 day journey (read as longer than anticipated) drive to our new digs in the ATL, and we were in Btown for two reasons.

First and foremost we were back to attend the reception for our Telepathy Drawings exhibition up at Montgomery College. The work will be up though the end of October so if you are interested, or in Silver Springs please drop by and check it out. The show looks good and we have had some nice press as well, here is a link. It was a lot of fun doing the interview with The Gazette, and we even did a drawing on tape, a first for us, so if you get a chance take a look at the video. I would also like to say thank you to everyone who helped make the show happen, with a special shout to Maureen, Mike, John and Lincoln, and of course to Megan, who it was lovely to see. Steven sorry we missed you, hopefully you will get to emerge (hee hee art reference dumb joke) next time and play.

The second reason we were in town was to check on the house and pick up a few things that we managed to forget in the first move. We are pleased to announce that the house survived the floods, earthquakes, and zombie invasions of 2011 with little to nothing to show for it. We were also happy to meet 3/4ths of the family who are currently residing there while they are having some work done on their home due to damage caused by Miss Irene. They are lovely folks and we are so appreciative to have them looking after the Chateau AyalaMorris on the Roland Park until their home is back up and in working order.

While we were in Btown we didn’t have a lot of time to deviate from our agenda, so for all of our friends who we were unable to make a play date with, we apologize but we just ran out of time. That being said it wasn’t all work. We did pick up a late dinner in DC after our opening at Founding Farmers, a farm to table eatery. I had chicken and waffles, tasty, but if asked, I would have to give the nod to the  Woodberry Kitchen’s rendition in Baltimore. Christina on the other hand had the chicken pot pie, which she said was perfect. We also stopped by Eddies to make a little goody bag, and I snagged a pack of Sea Salt Caramels by Mouth Party (which could be the highlight of 9 out 10 trips anywhere)! Finally we made a quick run to LL Bean before we had to catch our flight home. Christina found a couple of cute things and was very excited to be able to make it by there, as there are no stores located here in the Southeast. Thank goodness for Orvis!

All in all things are good, we are visiting with Christina’s brother here in a little bit so I will wrap this post up. As always thanks for stopping by and please take care, until next time, best of wishes…