Miscellenea

28°f/-2°C, mostly clear. A little snow on the ground, but most is gone.

Here we are, back to winter after last week's unreasonably warm weather. It was a nice break, and you would think we were wise enough to take down the Christmas lights outside,  but it didn't happen. Maybe later this week. At least I did finally take down the tree, so now all the inside stuff is sorted and put away. 10 totes of Christmas! In my defense, 4 are for the booths. But still, that's a lot, and I got rid of anything I wasn't going to use.

We were busy with the booths last week. Having not gone in since mid-December , except for some minor tweaking, we really did need to get back to it.

We brought this set in last Friday. It sold Saturday morning, so we are picking up more chairs today to go with another table we have.

I opened up the big cedar chest, hoping that will give it more visibility.

These are Fenton Glass tumblers,a somewhat rare color pattern---usually these are blue with white dots, but this set is the opposite.

More blues! Cobalt used to ve all the rage, but these days it sits. 

This is the large primitive shelf we brought in last week. I need to get some lights in it.

Bye-bye Christmas! The ornaments look pretty in their boxes too.

Inside yesterday, it looked like this,

but outside, much different!

The snow squall was brief, but impressive!

Yesterday evening our neighbors Mark and Spring stopped by to visit. It has been ages since we had seen them, beyond passing on the road or in a store, so it was nice to have time to really talk. Mark grew up with our sons, and like my boys, has good memories of those years. And Spring has missed her calling as a stand-up comedian! 

Well, we must go. Chairs are calling!