Workshop in Easton,MD

Hi guys, here I am in Easton, MD, after nearly 3 hrs of driving in the pouring rain, but it was Sunday afternoon and not much traffic compared to the usual on the Baltimore Beltway. I had a great trip, found a good Christian worship station, and sang and worshipped the Lord almost all the way, except for talking to Christian and Sean on the phone.
Before leaving, Al and I went out for brunch after church to the sweetest little place called Hummelstown House. It's a family business and the lady who owns it is a caterer, and only opens to the public on Sundays from 10 to 2pm for brunch. (The phone no. is in the directory, and we highly recommend it. You may need to make reservations though!)
The food was wonderful, and the atmosphere was great. She will also do private parties, dinners etc. We'll certainly be back!
I've got to go prepare for the workshop tomorrow which starts bright and early (for me anyway =), but I wanted to send some pics so my hubby and family could see my accommodations (and of course you, Gillian - I did get your message about posting in the process =).
It is an historic inn in downtown historic Easton, only a block or so away from the Academy of Arts, where we will meet before going out to " plein air" paint (outdoors - come rain or shine, so my car is full of rain gear. I'm asking the Lord for good weather though =)
Hopefully I won't be too wiped out to post more as the week progresses. I'm excited, but sometimes it could be very intense. My friend Donna reminded me that "it's the anointing that breaks the yoke"- as she prayed for a special anointing from the Lord to paint, that the yoke would be broken, and that I would walk with "ease" in all that the Father had for me this week. What a friend!
What a heavenly Father!!!!