Yesterday's market was so-so. We each had a few sales, but few people even browsed. My partner in crime, the only other Mud Buddy who is active, did much of the work of set up.
It was another very beautiful day, and I don't know if it finally rained or not, because I was exhausted and came home and ate lunch and took a nap till late afternoon.
But today I'll share some beautiful flowers I saw.
The roses were a big surprise...and I was really tempted. But when I saw them, I hadn't yet had sales enough to purchase any!
A local flower farm had other lovely flowers to make bouquets with.
I didn't come home with anything but pictures of flowers this week! I guess it might have been because I was coughing up a storm some of the time, and even went to sit in my car for about 15 minutes respite. The heat of the car sitting in the partial sun helped warm my lungs again, and I persevered to the end of market at least. The dampness in the air, foreshadowing a possible thunder storm, disturbed my breathing, but we stayed dry at least. I'm grateful for that.
Today's quote:
All too often, our lives can be spread too thin, and it becomes important to gather our thoughts and center ourselves to become whole again.
Sorry about the lack of sales! The flowers are all a beautiful sight!
ReplyDeleteTake care, enjoy your day and have a happy new week!
Thanks, Eileen. So good to have you able to make comments again, with your bum right hand! Have a great holiday tomorrow!!
Delete...mountain grown roses, I'm suspicious.
ReplyDeleteThese are so obviously shipped in...but I was only interested in the beauty, not the lie.
DeleteThose flowers are eye popping fabulous!! Thanks you for the photod! We are coughing twins- lordie, will this ever go away?
ReplyDeleteOh dear, sorry to hear you're still coughing. Mine is chronic, but somewhat managed if I am careful. Sucking coughdrops doesn't do much! Hope your cough is gone soon!
DeleteWhat beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteAren't they! And the vendors didn't mind that I only wanted to take their photos.
DeleteNaps can certainly be a blessing. Glad you are caring for yourself and I enjoyed joining you among the flowers. Aloha!
ReplyDeleteOh! The mermaid truck is one of a series for a company that sells fish in Hawaii called Eskimo candy
DeleteThat's such a fun name for fish in Hawaii! No wonder they use a mermaid on their trucks!
DeleteYou had a bit of a tough time, but you saw and appreciated some lovely flowers.
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