December 2017
Ending
Well 2017, you were all over the place. Accomplishments, failures, heartache, bits of joy. I'll call you an artist though, as you've painted lines on my face, and drawn a few in the sand.
There were thorns, there were roses, mountains to climb and clouds to ride.
Business wise, I broke all my records and exceeded my expectations. I've gotta say, I'm very proud of that. I earned it.
A Blonde Walks Into a Convenience Store...
I busted Mama out of the nursing home today and we went to see my sister Beth and afterwards, visited my favorite new store, Sand and Soul Designs in Sopchoppy. Afterwards, I wanted to take her to get ice cream and was advised (by three people) to stop by Rocky's Wakulla in Medart because they have really good frozen yogurt! I'd never been there but have heard it's a pretty cool place, and since it's right by the nursing home, I thought I'd give it a try.
Just One More
Just One More is just exactly that for me. Just one more. The last one I do for the year.
JOM is situated in downtown Tallahassee on Park Ave. It used to be a one day show, and was very good so many artists lobbied for it to run on Sunday as well. I was thrilled when this came to be.
Market Days
I look forward to Market Days every year and it just keeps getting better! The largest show I do, there are around 300 or so booths and a crowd so big that everyone has a chance to make good money.
This show benefits the Tallahassee Museum and there are many dedicated, hard working folks who make it all happen. Held at the Fairgrounds inside buildings (unless you prefer to set up outdoors), this is one show where I never need to worry about weather.