30°f, about -1°C, overcast.
Yesterday and the day before were beautiful, and finally showing a break in the cold with some sun and warmer temperatures. Today was supposed to be pleasant too, but has been overcast and feeling much colder than the eventual high of 46°f. Rain will move in tonight, and we have a flood watch as heavy rains will quickly melt the remaining snow--and there is actually quite a bit left. The ground is still hard as a rock under the thin mud covering. Delights, delights.
We picked up Sarah Tuesday in Columbus, which is about 2.5 hours from here. An easy trip, just traffic and a truck wreck slowing down our return home. We have so been enjoying her company! She leaves Saturday so it's a short visit this time.
Monday we worked a bit in the booths, and still have much more to do. But here's a look at a few things.
Chenille bedspread and quilts.
January is usually slow for business...it will get better.
ReplyDeleteOh, you really do have a lot on sale! Love especially the turquoise spring-items! Hope you find loads of customers.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lot of interesting things at your booth. I'm not a glass person at all, but I like that Blenko Jack-in-the Pulpit. I've not seen anything like it.
ReplyDeleteWe will be getting some breaks from the cold, but that will likely mean cloudy and still ~ freezing. The recent, well-bundled walks in the bright cold were rather refreshing
ReplyDelete...when I was in the nursery business, I quickly learned that color sells!
ReplyDeleteIt's always interesting what's hot and what's not. I love the furniture you shared and you have some lovely things in your booth. (That grapevine table is intriguing to me.) I'd certainly be challenged not to buy if I stopped by!
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking goodies...I'm glad you've got them for sale, and am sure someone will just grab them up soon...so pretty all! A friend used to own an antique store, and was talking with another retailer about doing a booth somewhere...hasn't decided yet. Our area does have lots of shoppers sometimes.
ReplyDeleteOk, I spied a white plate with blue trim on one of your shelves. It's the shelf with the white pitchers but now I see there's another blue plate behind the pitchers. I'm interested in them. Can you send me a better photo when you get back to that booth and the prices?
ReplyDeleteYou have some very colorful delights waiting to find their new owners. Is that Buddha a coffee or tea mug? Were I there I'd probably have to have it.
ReplyDeleteYou have some good items in your booth. I agree with the above comment, January is usually a slow time.
ReplyDeleteYou have some great stuff. I am a sucker for cobalt blue things, so I was studying your glassware very carefully! I think that the weather has slowed people down. They just aren't interested in adventures when it is cold and blowy and snowy.
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