My birthday started
out at Springfield Extravaganza
Day 2
There were a lot more people
and I regretfully
have to say people weren't
as nice - really rude
cutting ppl off or walking right in front
of you look at you and stop
while you are walking
A lot of the furniture
sold on Friday
there were some pieces
left - the Annie Solan
Chalk paint ones
were all well over $200
I believe this piece was close to $300
We left after abt 3 hrs
I did get the following
these faucet handles will be
windchimes
A container of wine corks
for $5 - .06 a piece
I have keychains in mind
for these
We also got
an old chair for $5
but it is still in the van
After we left we went
to a local farm
and got strawberries
they are so sweet and juicy
We then went to a shopping mall
called The Greene
it looks like a town
and in the center is a green area
with a dancing fountian for kids
to play in
We listened to a local
band
It was such a nice night outside
When we came home
I had a birthday cake
made by my daughter
Devon
they were kind
the blue ones represent 10 yrs
It was a great birthday weekend
I am enjoying your pictures since I didn't take many of the goods. I have heard of the Greene. My cousins go there alot. SOunds like your week-end was a good one.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Jo. That is my kind of celebration! Looks like you had a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI thought several booth spaces that had painted furniture were VERY highly priced. I thought that dresser was way more than $300.... Sheesh- I need to get into the painting biz! LOL Jean, my stockist, is going to do a little workshop for us soon. Hope to learn some new techniques. I had a blast at the show. I'm tired but glad I was there for 3 days. Met up with a LOT of the VM girls that I blog with and enjoyed getting to know Sue Whitney and her entourage. Did I tell you Happy Birthday? I thought I did when we were under the dining tent. Happy belated wishes, if I didn't! :-) Sue
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