Okay, okay….I give! Bring on Fall. No, I have not completely
decorated for it yet but I am working on it. Here's a sneak peak.
The weatherman said the summer
weather is leaving and by the end of this weekend we will be struggling to
maintain temperatures in the low 70’s. They are predicting an early show of fall foliage. My sweaters are still packed but I have
started putting away my linen dresses and most of the beachy décor. (Okay, some
of the beachy décor.) I do like pulling out clothes that have been stored away.
It’s like saying hello to an old friend. I have to work hard at not
overdressing and then being too warm. I tend to get a twinge of “oh, yeah, I
missed that shirt (dress, sweater, whatever) and decide to wear it on a day that
is still just a bit too warm for it.
As I decorate and pack away things for next year my
excitement is rising for the upcoming season of fairs, bazaars, and festivals. I was
contacted by the ladies at Vintage Thymes Monthly Market to write a post about their new
adventure. I will write more about that
later. This weekend I am headed to Mary Ellen and Sandy’s Vintage Home and Garden Marketplace! They were recently featured in Romantic Country Magazine as
one of the top markets in the country. Mister and I took a trip to Foxboro this past spring to their market. You may remember seeing the blog post here.
The following weekend we are headed back up to Salisbury to
see the lovely ladies at Coastal Windows & Exteriors. Again, they will be the sponsors for the Vintage Bazaar. I met some talented people
there in June (here) and look forward to seeing some of them again.
All this is coming up in addition to apple picking, corn
mazes, the Topsfield Fair, little local fairs, the Big E, and on and on it
goes. I suppose that If one has to say good-bye to lazy days in the sun with
sound of the surf reaching the shore that Autumn in New England is not such a
bad trade off.
Now, off to the market! Are you coming?
Oh what a sweet display at the Market. Love this. I see some treasures I would love. Have fun.
ReplyDeleteKris
Oh, there were some lovely things. I left with an old wooden oar (for a friend's father's house and a wreath for me. They will both show up in a post soon! Thanks for visiting!
Deletewoow. I just Love the golden pumpkin :)
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome to join my BlogParty
SATURDAY SHOW OFF
Hugs from Håkan in sweden
Thank you for the invitation, Hakan! (My computer doesn't know how to put that mark above the "a", sorry.) The pumpkin is spray painted. I will divulge that information in a future post! Thanks for dropping by.
DeleteJolena, I adore metallic and always have gold leaf (a lot of fun!), gold and silver spray paint and some gold acrylic on hand to make things over. Your little pumpkin is very special indeed. Please come and share at Five Star Frugal this week? Love, Mimi xxx
ReplyDeletehttp://atrayofbliss.blogspot.com.au/2015/09/five-star-frugal-19nesting-and-dreaming.html
Hi Mimi, thanks for stopping by! Glad you like my pumpkin. Who doesn't like a little bling!? I popped over to Five Star Frugal and linked up. Thank you for inviting me!
DeleteWow, that is quite a calendar you have going for you. Sounds like fun though---your burnished pumpkin is delicious, thanks for the tour. The cow painting is just excellent. Happy Fall, Sandi
ReplyDeleteHi Sandi! Thank you for visiting with me! It makes me happy that the little pumpkin is getting so much attention.
DeleteI'm off to Round Top Antique Market next week. To market, to market, to buy ........ ;-)
ReplyDeleteHave a great time.
Oooh! I would love to go on that trip! Maybe stop in and meet the Junk Gypsies.... Hope you have a great time! Thanks for stopping by, Sarah.
DeleteThese photos are so great! Everything looks pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
I am glad for your visit, Jessica! Happy Autumn!
DeleteWhat lovely photos you have shared. Fall is such a pretty time of year and Happy Fall.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining and sharing this at Cooking and Crafting with J & J.
Thank you for visiting with me and hosting the party!
DeleteHi Jolena,
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely pics, that last one took my breathe away it was pretty. Yea, the Fall is such a great time of the year,
so much to look forward to with Thanksgiving and Christmas, and craft shows, and just the beauty of it all.
Hope you have a Great Fall
Blessings, Nellie
Hi Nellie, I am thankful for your visit! The colors that we get in these parts makes me want to try to capture them on my camera. I am not a very good photographer and should spend more time honing that craft but time ticks by too fast! I am glad that what I did manage to catch gave you joy!
DeleteHi Jolena. I've featured your golden pumpkin at Five Star Frugal this week. Love, Mimi xxx
ReplyDeleteYay! Thanks, Mimi! I am glad you stopped by! I will be sure to drop by and see what's happening at Five Star Frugal.
DeleteI remember that fabulous fair. I sure would love going to these wonderful places! I see lots of wonderful eye candy. I spray my pumpkins gold for Christmas. Looks cute for fall as well. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Hi, Miss Jann! Are you from around these parts? I don't know where I had been but this was my first year painting pumpkins. Now I am seeing everyone doing it- EVERYWHERE! It's great to know I am in such good company. Thanks for hosting the party and visiting with me.
Delete