That's Lauren (albeit a little blurry) in my booth Saturday at Peachtree Road Market.

St. Phil's moves it indoors

Everyone was feeling a little "rain-shy" after all the water that was dumped on Georgia last week. So when the forecast was calling for possible showers on Saturday, the market's new manager Lauren Carey decided to take it indooors. This was no small task seeing as how the market was sold to capacity with 41 vendors attending. Lauren did a great job with the whole thing and sending out e-mails to customers encouraging them to come out and show their support to all the farmer's and vendors who lost so much in the flood. Great job Lauren!

The Wille Family

Shannon and Brian braved the elements Sunday and stopped by our booth with Charlotte and Emerson just as it began to pour. It was quite a weekend here in Atlanta with all the rain, but that didn't stop the Wille women who are learning to be true diehard art show goers just like their mom!

Gnat and Tater

Tater enjoys getting Gnat in a headlock and then licking his head for as long as Gnat will let him. I especially like the way Tater has to prop his hind feet on Gnat's back to get good leverage.

More Wetlanta

I guess this means the drought is over.

This actually depicts the scene today better than the first photo that actually shows people walking around with umbrellas. We here in Atlanta tend to stay indoors when the weather is not good, unless of course you are set up at an art show in which case you have no other choice than to venture out into the elements...

Wetlanta

This is the scene today at the Roswell art fest. It started raining when we left at 7:30 and continued steadily until about 1:30.

Back from the beach

We spent Labor Day week at one of our favorite places, Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. Paul and I have been going to Wrightsville for about twenty five years now, we even got married there in the Greystone Inn in downtown Wilmington. This is the view from the house that we rent. The weather this year was cool and a little cloudy but it was definitely better than the last two years when we were there for hurricanes! Those hurricanes made for some great shell gathering. But alas, vacation is over and fall is upon us. It's time to get back to work with a promise to myself to be much better at keeping up with this blog. We'll see how that goes...