Re: Show Report

[Regina]

Man, am I proud of you.

Regina

[Steve & Susan Wright]

Were you near the lake? We did a show in the Duluth area a few years ago
and the lake effect on the weather was astounding. Started out in 80's and
dropped to upper 30's in just a few hours!

I also decided to not count on any traffic at small town festivals during
the parade! I'm not a parade person but folks had chairs set up along the
parade route two days before the parade. Here they rent spots and people
camp out for a week before the big lighted parade!

Susan W

"mkahogan" > wrote in message
...
> The show I did this weekend went well, considering the first day was a
> complete wash out. Well, we made our booth fee and my daughter sold a
nice
> bracelet she made. (She only made one piece and it was the first thing
to
> sell. I was very happy for her. She has a great eye for design and
color.)
> It was about 55 degrees, windy and rainy. It kept the people away. The
> second day was sunny and breezy, but we did have about 1 hour of rain.
Even
> so, I did enough to make the trip worthwhile. There was a lot of beaded
> jewelry there, and some of it was very nice. Everyone's style was a
little
> different, though, so it wasn't as cut thought as it might have been. My
> guess is, had the weather been good, I would have done very well, so I
will
> probably do that show again next year.
>
> Glad to be home! Shows are an emotional and physical workout for me.
>
> We used our new Windstar for the show and it worked out really well.
Plenty
> of room for my stuff, my husband, daughter, me and our luggage.
>
>
>
>
>

[Deirdre S.]

And you very well should be... this was a significant milestone.

Deirdre

On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 09:53:16 -0500, "mkahogan" >
wrote:

>Thanks. I'm proud of me too.
>:)
>"Regina" > wrote in message
...
>> Man, am I proud of you.
>>
>> Regina
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