Deborah: “I loved playing my harp for the sweet residents at Vickery Parke Assisted Living in Central!!  Mama came with me, and we had so much fun afterwards in downtown Central. 😊”

Deborah: “It was a fun evening at the Clinton Presbyterian Community! Thank you, Jennifer, for inviting me to come play my harp for the spring dinner event welcoming the new residents.”

The photos are back!  The wedding was beautiful and so memorable as Hope & Luke had each of us involved in their big day.

(Photos by miraphotographs.com)

Priscilla: “I had a great time at my students’ back-to-back recitals tonight! They have been working hard this year, and it was a joy to see them play.”

Deborah: “I loved getting to play my harp at an outdoor wedding held on a front yard lawn! The weather was beautiful and it was a great time. Thank y’all for having me!“

Deborah: “I loved getting to provide harp music for Martha Franks Retirement Community this afternoon! First, a mini concert at the assisted living facility and then a mother’s day event at the historic house! The house was built in 1859, and it was really cool getting to take a tour! Thank y’all for having me!”

Deborah: “It was a big night for TerraBella Thornblade in Greer! I enjoyed getting the opportunity to play my harp during the opening night under the facility’s official new name!”

The weekend was a whirlwind of fun and excitement! God was present, and we could see His Hand of blessing on the activities. Here are a few photos from the rehearsal and preparations, with wedding pictures forthcoming!

Deborah: “I loved getting to play my harp at an outdoor wedding! The Pond House in Starr, SC was a breathtakingly beautiful venue, and the weather couldn’t have been any more perfect for the occasion.
“Congratulations to the newlyweds!! Thank y’all for giving me the opportunity to provide the music for your special day! 😊”

Someone at church Sunday morning told us that the Cumberland Falls were just a few minutes away, and so of course we had to stop to see them. They said it’s the “Niagara of the South.”

We took a relaxed, 2-day trip on the way back from Michigan. We stopped at a church Sunday morning and enjoyed their service and the friendly people. They do not have a pianist right now, so Peter was happy to fill in when they asked.

The reason for our visit up North was to visit our sweet Grammy in Ludington. We loved taking her out all day, every day and hanging out with her at our rental house, at nearby attractions, and at our favorite restaurant—House of Flavors. Please pray for Grammy, as she still really wants to come here (and we really want her to)!

Since the place where we stayed on our way up to Michigan was only 5 minutes away from Lousville, KY, Phebe insisted that we go see the Louisville Slugger Museum. We had fun going through the tour, seeing wooden baseball bats being made, and trying out their batting cage. But I think the real reason Phebe wanted to go was to get the free miniature bat at the end of the tour. 🙂

On our way up to Michigan, we stopped to see the total solar eclipse in Indiana! Daddy has been planning to see this one for years and bought our solar glasses months ago. 🙂 It was an awesome experience as we were reminded again of how great and powerful God is—and how amazing He is to let us enjoy these incredible sights!