I got to work early thinking there would be a mess to tidy
up. Not at all. No line either. But within minutes of the store’s opening, it
was jammed with customers. That was very
encouraging. In our store, everything is
one of a kind.
While I was uploading pictures to the Facebook page, I
noticed a red basket of pinecones. If I
wanted it, I had to buy it now….even if it wasn’t thanksgiving yet. So I bought it.
By the time I headed home, the store was looking very empty
though still jammed with shoppers. One
man had bought all the Waterford Crystal yet left his expensive glasses and
case behind. The day was filled with
stories like these.
There aren’t a lot of holiday books this year. Four large boxes compressed into just a few
shelves. Still, I noticed when I left
the books looked as if they were stirred.
I will stop by today and straighten them out. No stirred books for us.
Life is Really in the
Footnotes:
Such artfully done displays-what a visual treat.
ReplyDeleteI'm still reading, even if I don't write. Love your pictures.
ReplyDeleteSounds like all went well. Hopefully that guy will return to reclaim his purchase.
ReplyDeleteWhew, what a quck turnover! Are there any holiday buys left for latecomers, I wonder?
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry you are still having trouble moving around - but it's still early days really, isn't it. This time next year I imagine the pain and stiffness will be a distant memory.
I do not need more stuff..so glad I do not live near your lovely store.
ReplyDeleteAfter six years, David is still taking hydrocodone (Vicodin) for his hip. Last night I has trouble sleeping owing to pain, but I stick to Tylenol. PT always leaves me ragged.
ReplyDeleteChristmas is in the air. Love your red basket with pine cones. My Senegal parrot uses both baskets and cones as chew toys.
It's too bad you are still in pain. Hope it disappears before the holidays.
ReplyDeleteEarly for me to think about Christmas other than to wonder what to get the grand kiddies... it is all beautiful and festive!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful display of pine cones. It sings of the holidays. The guy actually left his Waterfords behind. Gracious!
ReplyDelete