First a question for anyone who's ever been a vendor anywhere - How do you feel about people taking pictures of your booth; of a specific item in our booth? There is a story behind this question but I'd love your input first.
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One of my favorite things to do/places to go is the Alameda Antiques Faire that happens the first sunday of each month - weather permitting.
I don't go every month, with a full time job, a family, a sizable yard, simpletruths of course, and a myriad of other things - you can imagine that weekends are quite precious.
I did manage to head out at the crack of crack the first sunday of Oct (no seriously, it was still dark). I took some great pictures..
Seriously, these guys had this awesome M*A*S*H* era jeep for sale.
Should I be excited about clothes pins?
When my little ones are older, and we have a house with a room or even a corner just for reading, andI have time to read. One day I'm gonna buy myself an awesome chair
Anyone need a cutting board?
(ok -one more)
Buckets were everywhere. Which is awesome for me because, as weird as it sounds, I love buckets. This wooden one was one of my favorites.
