Words fail to describe what happens when you find yourself face to face in a restaurant at a pre-appointed time, with a world-class director of works of biblical proportions.

I received such a confirmation at the Sausalito West Coast Grill, on Peachtree Street in Atlanta, GA, on a not so ordinary Saturday afternoon.  Here’s what happened…

My husband and I (hard as it was to believe, none of the other people we invited could make it) strolled Peachtree Street taking pictures and discussing the brilliance of Max McLean’s stage play production of C.S. Lewis’, The Great Divorce.  Throughout the play, I laughed, cried, scratched my head, smiled, frowned, then laughed and cried some more.  Though I had purchased the hardback version of C. S. Lewis’ Signature Classics, I had not completely read The Great Divorce (part of the collection).