Destination Stay Warm!

 Myrtle Beach, SC


After spending the month of November with our Big Stone Gap family we thought it would be a good idea to go further south before it got too much colder!  RV life can be a little challenging when it is cold. 

It was really great spending time with my sister and her family.  My brother-in-law has been recuperating from a recent stroke and we were so happy to see his determination and much improvement while we were there.  My sister graciously gave me space for a studio set-up and I was able to complete four commission pieces while I was there! And best of all just time to visit.


So we have arrived at Myrtle Beach (technically Surfside) and set up home where we will stay until March. The weather is very comfortable in the 60’s for now, though we are having some rain and big wind today.  
 
                                                                                                                                                                    

On the way we stopped in Wake Forest to visit our friends Cheri and Tommy for three days. We had a great time! We played games, visited and ate some fantastic meals prepared by Cheri.  One morning everyone jumped in and made a wonderful  brunch!




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We are settled in and have spent the last few days visiting with Bobby’s brother, grocery shopping, doing laundry and decorating our little home for Christmas.  We are very much looking forward to Christmas and visiting with more family.


We certainly miss all of you.  From our family to yours…Much love and Wish You a Blessed and Very Merry Christmas!🎄 

Until next time…. Beni and Bobby







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