Mud & Spirits recap
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morgainaMud and Spirits was fun. I don't exactly know how much I made because the C.A.G.N.I. folk organized the payments and will send an inventory and a check. I know I covered expenses, but don't have an idea if I did better than last year. I would have loved to sell more, I had some to haul home of course.
It's about the nicest show we all do, the customers come because they want to buy pottery; it's not the casual entertainment wandering-around of most art fairs. But they also seem more courteous than others. Maybe it was just a good day, all around was happiness. Such a stark contrast to my weekly workday.
I picked Amby up from the spa this morning. His spa is in the country and I took a short cut on roads that were even more back country. The snow had drifted a foot and a half in some places. I plowed through them with the AWD and studded sawdusts. Dayum that was fun (POW, SWOOSH), I still have loads to do in the house here, but for a while considered finding more backroads and spending the day swooshing through them. (That would have had disaster written all over it.)
Not a lot of space, but I keep the inventory under the tables so I can easily replace items as they sell.
Another view
Multi-talented potter Brad Sondahl spent a lot of time entertaining too.
Maiolica by Guild Member Lizette Fife. Lizette's maiolica is distinctly modern rather than Renaissance/Medieval. But well-done, I have a few of her pieces and plan to buy more.
It's about the nicest show we all do, the customers come because they want to buy pottery; it's not the casual entertainment wandering-around of most art fairs. But they also seem more courteous than others. Maybe it was just a good day, all around was happiness. Such a stark contrast to my weekly workday.
I picked Amby up from the spa this morning. His spa is in the country and I took a short cut on roads that were even more back country. The snow had drifted a foot and a half in some places. I plowed through them with the AWD and studded sawdusts. Dayum that was fun (POW, SWOOSH), I still have loads to do in the house here, but for a while considered finding more backroads and spending the day swooshing through them. (That would have had disaster written all over it.)
Not a lot of space, but I keep the inventory under the tables so I can easily replace items as they sell.
Another view
Multi-talented potter Brad Sondahl spent a lot of time entertaining too.
Maiolica by Guild Member Lizette Fife. Lizette's maiolica is distinctly modern rather than Renaissance/Medieval. But well-done, I have a few of her pieces and plan to buy more.
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Date: 2007-12-03 03:15 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-12-03 04:07 am (UTC)This moral fortitude is stretching pretty thin. I should be a real riot in my next lifetime.
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Date: 2007-12-03 02:09 pm (UTC)I am fine doing all the work by myself. But I miss your companionship and talking about some of the lovely things other people have.
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Date: 2007-12-03 07:56 am (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2007-12-04 01:26 am (UTC)If the opportunity was there, I would do that show much more often.