What a great time we had in Lexington! We had over 400 people come out to The Kentucky, a gorgeous old theater from the 1920's. We had to start the film a half hour late, as the line was a block long to get in! Talk about good problems to have.

This screening was a benefit show for the Kentucky Refugee Ministry, who's work is deeply felt there. It was great to see the long line for their volunteer sign-up sheet.

I'm most thankful I got to hang out with Billy & Maria Kenney, long time friends from Communality. It was the highlight of my week to get to spend time with them and talk movies, politics and catching up on life until the wee hours & on the drive to/from Lexington. Thanks so much to you both, and thanks to One Horizon for helping us with the film! We couldn't have done it without you.

OK, so I get a couple of days to work at the shop: catch up on production of a Jesus For President tour DVD, a 60 minute 5 camera shoot of Cornel West speaking for PBS broadcast, and to make sure all of your DVD's are shipping! Whew...then off to Spokane, Portland and a "live via satellite" Q&A at CCDA in Miami in-between.

Oh, and one more thing: I have to tell you if you're ever in Lexington, go hang out with the guys at The Kentucky. The most entertaining stories you'll ever hear. I almost missed my cue for the talk back talking with Ray, the local horror movie celebrity and technician for the theater!