There is life after sixty and Thea and Elliot mean to prove it. Move In With Me is a about tradition. It is about how everyday life, religion and love can intertwine and how faith and prayer can work. It touches on diversity within families and how people raised in the same household with the same parents can be so different yet somewhat the same.Sixty-eight year old bachelor Elliot Banneker asks his girlfriend of five years, sixty-five year old widowed Dorothea Gaines, to move in with him. This starts her mind whirling through her past, highlighting her growth and development as a traditionally conservative African-American church-raised good girl trained woman. How should she take this question? How should she answer this question and why did he ask it? As she ponders her response, life goes on. Once she answers, what ripples occur in her life and that of her family?