It's a Small World After All...

I am continually astonished at the ties that bind us. Forget about six degrees of separation. I believe that it is more like two degrees of separation here in Heavenly Beverley.

Take today for example. After a great afternoon in the East End Gallery, we welcomed a couple, both artists, who were on the lookout for a house right here in our town. Then, after commenting on the marvellous Mandy Evans' art pieces, it turned out that they were old friends of  Mandy, had started an artists' cooperative with her in Dunsborough and knew Michael's cousin Nick Sofoulis...get out of here!

They came and inspected the House that Rocks. They liked our home a lot and it was within their price range. They promised to keep in touch. And they loved the workshop at the back of the East End Gallery. *whispers* I think they'd like to play there with Michael!

So, we are shaking our heads in disbelief. This is an unexpected series of connections. And whether they do or don't make the House that Rocks their home, we know that, sooner or later, somebody will fall in love with our place and allow our dreams to come true.