Well we are officially out of our house now. The last of the unwanted items have been hauled away. For the time being we are parked in our friends back yard because we plan to hang out around town for a few more weeks while Jason is finishing out his job. It feels great to be past that first hurtle, but there is still so much to do before we take off for good! The trailer is coming along nicely and we have been living in her for several weeks now. We still have some leaky faucets to figure out and still no tub, but most camp sites have showers these days...It's and adventure for sure!

Me: "Do you like living in the Camper?"

R: "Yes"

Me: What are you most looking forward to?

R: "Going to Disney Land and seeing my friends and visiting my family and going fun places."

Me: "Are you Worried about any part of this new adventure?"

R: Yes, I am actually a little bit worried."

Me: "Why?"

R: "Because!"

I am looking forward to going too fun pleases.But I am a little scared   cause I feel like it mite be a bit lonely sum times.

This whole month we have been fortunate enough to be a part of a gallery show in Ellensburg, WA at the 420 building first floor gallery. The show is a fundraiser for suicide awareness and prevention, put on by our dear friend David Story.

Me and David

It has been a wonderful experience to participate in such an eclectic show with so many wonderful artists who have all come together in support of such a worthy cause. Suicide has touched so many.
For the show we contributed 4 pieces which were donated in the name of Jonathon Saure, who graciously donated the pieces he purchased through our go fund me account. We also donated a fifth piece from J. MacIsaac Studios and two paintings by Jennifer MacIsaac.
The building that houses the gallery space is a beautiful Art Deco building in Downtown Ellensburg.
The show was an eclectic mix of art from several area artists. Each night of the show offered live music, food, and drink by local sponsors. David really did an amazing job of coordinating this event. The monies gathered will be donated to Clubhouse International of Ellensburg which is a wonderful global non-profit organization that provides support and opportunity to people with mental illness.
The Scroll of Gratitude in the top left corner it is a pretty cool piece of collaborative art. It has been fun to watch it transform from a blank canvas to the thoughts, wishes, and memories of those touched by this event. Visitors young and old have contributed to this wall hanging, and it will be gifted to Central Washington Universities's Student Counseling Center after the show closes.
If you are interested in hearing more about this event check out this podcast interview with David Story where he discusses the event, his vision, and what led him to put the whole thing together. (His interview starts about 8 min into the podcast)

Well we are officially living in the trailer! I would say we are 95% moved in. There is still a ton of work to be done for one we have not even started the bathroom yet, but it feels like a major accomplishment.
So there she is. Like I said there is still a ton to do, but we have a couple more weeks until this is perminate. We do not have to be out of the house until the end of September. The house is also coming along. We have gotten rid of the majority of stuff thee are a few pieces of furniture left and several odds and ends, but we are getting there for sure.