In the spring of 2019, we were found in Bar Harbor again, this time with great hope of what could be, dreams and visions of life at the water’s edge that held our hearts excitement. And then it happened, Bar Harbor Cheesecake Company opened in late July of 2019 on Cottage Street. Our story there was much like most short-lived love stories that have a great rise and a great fall, ours however endured the ebb and flow of life and we embraced the challenges that kept us humble. As our story winded around the journeys of life, we endured great hardships along the way. Challenges that had the potential to weaken each of us, yet we remained in the present together while enduring devastation that only strengthened our resolve. 2020 arrived with a splash and offered us change. Even the walls wept where we stood but the offering was too great to remain dismal. The Covid Pandemic had by now made its place into the world that we all knew, establishing itself as an active and progressive disruption to our daily lives. And still, in the early summer of that year, Bar Harbor Cheesecake Company opened our doors again at a new location, with a renewed spirit, completely prepared for what was to come. 2021 found our laughter and our love beautifully enveloped in the now more than 60 cheesecake flavors that ignited our excitement. With change and delight, our business grew in the small quaint white house located at the south end of Main Street in Bar Harbor, Maine. As you can expect that Summer did not disappoint; the wine flowed, cheesecake vanished, and decadent chocolate truffles arrived on a weekly basis for all to see... Everything on the outside of our lives increased while the inside of each of us decreased into a more humbled self. We offered as we served. We smiled as we offered. We Laughed with our smiles, and we reached with our Laughter. Everything that year felt like a song, we were completely in tune. It was as it should be. Our story was being lived out for all the world to see. We were in love with life and the reasons that we came.