Greetings Parish Orphans and RetroGraGraits.

Happy Feast of St. Luke today.

For the special holiday, we have a special rollout.

It's something new.

We're calling it the St. Luke's Single Society.

And today I'm going to be articulating what that is, and we're really excited about it.

Sitting to my right is my cousin, Ms. Gillian Kervers. Hello, Jill.

Hi.

How are you?

I'm doing quite well. Thank you. It's good to be here.

In Mississippi, no less.

In Mississippi, yeah. I don't even tell people that I say I'm going to New Orleans.

Because you technically, as our friends are, want to do, fly into New Orleans.

And that's where, yeah, come to pick you up. You come to Mississippi in Protestant country.

And we have a good time. You come from the West Coast.

I do. I am a native of California, but I now live in Oregon, which isn't too much better, but it's

a new place.

And yeah, in fact, Tim and Steph moved at the same time that I moved last year.

So we've been enjoying settling into our new statehood and visiting, coming together.

So it's been fun. Yeah, we're glad you're still alive in Portland there. When I tell people that my single cousin,

a young woman, Miss Gillian Curvers, lives alone in Portland. People get genuinely worried about you.

You have a nice house there.

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