Hello friend. It’s been a bit since I have written. What have you been up to? While I was gone, not a lot happened until Spring hit. It seems like one minute I had nothing to do, and then suddenly I found myself juggling ten different things in just one week. I had orders of artwork to complete, graduates to buy gifts for, and a wedding shower to host with friends. On top of all that, I was busy, tilling to prepare for a bountiful harvest of wild flowers and maybe vegetables, and pulling weeds that seemed to multiply overnight. It was a whirlwind of activity, and you get it, as I know you are busy too, likely navigating your own whirlwind of tasks and commitments. I hope to hear all about your own adventures soon!

I changed up my booth from Easter to summer camp, transforming the space into a vibrant celebration of summer fun. I have been collecting items to go with the summer camp theme since last autumn, selecting everything from colorful camping stools and picnic gear to playful decorations that evoke the spirit of outdoor adventures. I am thrilled how it came together, as each piece adds a unique touch that invites visitors to reminisce about their own childhood camp experiences.

And because it is our nation’s 250th birthday, Memorial Day, and the Fourth of July coming soon, I went ahead and decorated one part of my booth in the good ole red, white, and blue. I wanted to create a festive atmosphere that truly captures the spirit of patriotism during this exciting time of year.

Minus my water bottle seen in this picture. oops!

So come on by if you are local, booth 7, at Dogwood Vintiques 1415 Missouri Blvd, Jefferson City, Missouri. It’s a wonderful place brimming with unique antiques and treasures just waiting to be discovered. While you’re there, let me know if you come by. If you happen to take a selfie in my booth, please share it with me, as I would absolutely love to post them here and celebrate our community of vintage enthusiasts. Your support means the world to me, and I can’t wait to see your smiling faces among the fabulous finds!

As always I am glad you’re here.

Best,

Amy