Just a reminder - I'm at the Delmar Farmer's Market every Saturday morning, 9am-1pm, at Bethlehem Central Middle School. I will be missing the next two weekends, but I will be back on September 22nd. Please feel free to email me in the meantime about any artwork, prints, cards, sock monsters, or jewelry -- I can always arrange to meet you during the week for an exchange!
This past Saturday, three small butterflies flew in or through my tent -- two white ones, and the third one was brown. Any hazards at a guess for the meaning on that series of encounters?
Below is an image from market. Thanks so much to the customer who snapped this photo!
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Showing posts with label farmers. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Market Saturdays
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Sunday, August 26, 2012
Yesterday's Market
So a few people have asked me how I did at market yesterday... every Saturday/Sunday I get this question.
My answer for yesterday is: "I don't even care about the money. I had a butterfly, a bumble bee and two honey bees fly into my tent!"
The bumble bee flew right toward my face, then up into the top of my tent. I told it it needed to come back down in order to get out, and then I went about selling. All of a sudden, it dropped itself onto the table with a bang, right in front of a customer, then flew out. The honey bees came and went and buzzed around me like they always do. The butterfly was yellow and black, just like the bees. It flew right on in, and then got stuck between the top of the tent and one of the sidewalls. It was missing one of its bottom wings, but after I helped it out of my tent, it just kept on going, like it never knew it was wounded.
Now, that is a good day.
Additionally, yesterday I had a meeting with my niece, who is collaborating with me to write the story for my children's book that I mentioned in a blog post a few months ago. Slow moving, some things are... but they shall still get done.
My answer for yesterday is: "I don't even care about the money. I had a butterfly, a bumble bee and two honey bees fly into my tent!"
The bumble bee flew right toward my face, then up into the top of my tent. I told it it needed to come back down in order to get out, and then I went about selling. All of a sudden, it dropped itself onto the table with a bang, right in front of a customer, then flew out. The honey bees came and went and buzzed around me like they always do. The butterfly was yellow and black, just like the bees. It flew right on in, and then got stuck between the top of the tent and one of the sidewalls. It was missing one of its bottom wings, but after I helped it out of my tent, it just kept on going, like it never knew it was wounded.
Now, that is a good day.
Additionally, yesterday I had a meeting with my niece, who is collaborating with me to write the story for my children's book that I mentioned in a blog post a few months ago. Slow moving, some things are... but they shall still get done.
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Friday, July 20, 2012
Delmar Farmers Market
I'm surprised I haven't posted about this before, but you can find me at the Delmar Farmers Market every Saturday, tomorrow through the end of October (with the exception of August 4th and September 15th).
Tomorrow I'll have three new sock monsters... one is a cat monster! Come check it out, and buy some veggies, fruit, eggs, meat, and... local and artisan cheeses from Eric at The Cheese Traveler!
Tomorrow I'll have three new sock monsters... one is a cat monster! Come check it out, and buy some veggies, fruit, eggs, meat, and... local and artisan cheeses from Eric at The Cheese Traveler!
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