Hello friend! How are you this morning? Today is going to be a good day, I just know it. Some items came in recently for me to restock in my booth. I’ve had some requests for my Jefferson City, MO towels, so I reordered them. While I was at it, I reordered the peach towel, mushroom towel, and succulent towel. I also added two new products to the mix: Jefferson City, MO coasters and mushroom coasters. I thought that they might be a good gift: two coasters and a tea towel. They would make a great bridal shower, hostess, birthday, or Mother’s Day gift. I’m so happy how they turned out. I think the coasters will be an item that I will always carry in my booth.

On a different subject I posted pictures of around the house yesterday that I thought I would share on here. I recently got a new couch. It was one of my Christmas presents from Mr. Handsome. I swore years ago that I would never be stuck with a color again. So when we moved in to this house we bought three couches that were a beige fabric, cream fabric, and brown leather. They beige couch needed to go so we replaced it with a beautiful green couch. Everything in my house is neutral. I add color to walls and tables with accessories. I even have some painted furniture that is green and a table that is red. So the green couch just blends in.

I’m thrilled with it. I’m still working on putting back pictures on our walls from having our house painted in November. I have taken my time deciding on what goes where. I purchased this picture of Jesus and little children the other day at the antique mall from a fellow vendor. I have loved it for some time now, so I pulled the trigger and bought it. Apparently, it used to hang in a church in downtown Jefferson City.

I think it is so sweet.

I also took a picture of a spot I love in my house. It’s in the kitchen and it is fun to decorate and redecorate as the seasons change.

The picture is a plat map of the village where I live from 1923 that was left in the house when we bought it. The books and picnic basket all came from estate sales. The wooden trunk is from a friend who gave it to me for my birthday once upon a time. And the old bottle opener is from a fellow vendor at the antique mall. I think it looks so cool with a book in it.

Well, that’s it for today. As always, I’m glad you’re here.

Best,

Amy