
Greenberry House Booth, Crafts in the Meadows
What a wonderful weekend! I haven't been near the computer in days and owe so many emails and I'm so behind in work, but it's been a terrific time here at Greenberry House. Things started out nicely on Friday when Terri of Living Water Farm came by with her lovely daughter Amanda to pick up their pure German bunny from the litter Greenberry's Highland Mary had with Woolybuns Yankee Doodle Dandy. It was lovely to visit with them and catch up on all the news from Natural Bridge. The rest of the day was spent getting ready for the craft show weekend, printing flyers and gathering up pieces to sell. It's been awhile since I did a craft show so I was really looking forward to it.
Saturday was quiet. I sat spinning in the cool breezes, talking to my sister-in-law and the two authors she had invited to set up at the show. Jame Cambell and Ken Henderson are fine representatives of the Appalachian Authors Guild, entertaining, articulate and just plain fun. Even though there weren't a lot of people coming down to the tent, we all sold items and were content with how nice everything looked and how lovely the day was. A nice break came when a lovely family came down from Northern Virginia to pick up two bunnies. The kids were so special; I'm going to be watching to see what wonderful things they accomplish in the future!

Setting Up
Sunday dawned with fog and rain; I overslept and was very disappointed because Sandra of Thistle Cove Farm had called the night before to say she couldn't come. She had a bad fall in her barn when she tripped over a kitten, and was in so much pain when she tried to drive down that she had to turn back. I was really looking forward to having her stay the night and talk over all sorts of ideas and projects. Sandra has a background in tourism and promotions that has been very helpful to me over the years!







Tired Out
I staggered home last night after packing up and relaxed with my books. My aunt brought me The Da Vinci Code last week: I'm probably the last person in the country to read it. But I've set aside a stack of Jane Austen I've been rereading to dive into this new book and it's fascinating. It's raining this morning; soggy time to get to the bunny chores. Today I'll be at the antique shop doing paperwork and tonight I hope to catch up on emails!
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