When I attend antique markets as a vendor, I try to keep blinders on for the most part, so I don’t end up bringing home a van load of stuff!  I think Jeff would be less than pleased if I did that!  When I find I’m getting sidetracked, I try to remind myself that I’m there to sell, not to shop, but sometimes there is a special piece that just cannot be ignored!  Last year, I bought a chippy white dental cabinet that was perfect for an awkward spot in my living room.  This year, I wasn’t looking for anything specific, but I let Jeff know I might buy something if it really speaks to me, but I wasn’t going to search for it. I was one of the first vendors set up at The Chapel Market last weekend and one of my old blog friends (also a vendor), Linda from Coastal Charm, came

We are back safe & sound from The Chapel Market, which is quite an accomplishment given our high-mileage van.  It’s very reliable, but it might’ve decided at 202,000 miles as it’s hauling a very heavy trailer, that we’ve asked too much of it.  It didn’t, though, and brought us there and back home again with a sigh of relief.  We’ve already decided that the time is near when we need to get a truck and an enclosed trailer to make these trips.  We currently do two shows a year (Lucketts Spring Market and The Chapel Market), but we would like to add in one more, I think. I’ll share pictures from this weekend as well as a recap of the day…what sold, what didn’t and what I bought.  In a nutshell, it was a great event and we’re already looking forward to next year. I spent most of the day hunkered