For some reason, there were several "two headed" creatures at the Alameda Antique Market yesterday--I didn't get a picture of the ugly grey rubber two-headed "troll doll" that I saw a woman walking out with, but I did get a shot of a green two-headed manequin. Weird. But the sun was out, it was not TOO hot, and I brought home a few bits of hand painted Japanese china plus some wooden Christmas ornaments from New Orleans, total spent was less than $20.
We visited Monterey to take our son back to college, and stopped at the Army surplus store that is along the highway. I've never been inside the store, so here's a few pics:
We spent Sunday in Pescadero, enjoying their music and art festival and also just walking around the main street--we haven't been down here for a year at least. It's still just as charming as ever.
We volunteered at the TNNA booth again this year--the Faire was very crowded in the middle of the day, as usual, but the rest of the time it was quite pleasant and the weather was perfect, warm and sunny but with a cool breeze.
I'm an artist, mother, wife, and gardener. I like blue nail polish, dried leaves and shells, taking photos of what's under my feet and reading the newspaper.
The Proselytize Knitting Badge – A requirement for all Knitting Scouts, the recipient must do his or her bit to present knitting in a positive light, whilst at the same time avoiding all references to “hipness”, grandmothers, and yoga.