Junk-a-Thon wrap-up…

The CENTER shifted even further east, since there are friends all around now. 🙂

I love how Chad tends the store.

Good people as always! I hope everyone is as happy with their purchases as we were happy to part with them!

Treats: empanadas, cider, and a potluck at 6:30; the dewy mornings, warm afternoons, and chilled sunsets.

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Boxes of COMICS and beautiful weather.

Highlights: The most STUFF ever.  Our team of sellers did very well — Leah with her giant-tarp Bag Sale of clothes, Monkeypants with his media (books/music/magnets), and etcetera.  Mike was absent but delivered a crib full of more mutant soft toys, several of which had the laughing voice boxes that took a long time to quit.  I think the creepiest one of all was the one that died early, the rubber Satanic-baby-head on a string. <!>

One person was disappointed not to find any dead-people slides or skull belts. (!)

The guy from Reno left with a whole new life, though. (!)

I had so many expectations beforehand (as always); I wanted to make a bunch of spooky-awesome stuff  like Halloween/Reincarnation Wreaths, car crash earrings, hanging baskets, a panty-hose mask-making station, and of course an Awe-Inspiring Puppet Production in Mini’s (awesome) Theatre…  But, well, we did what we could!  I set up store in the studio, and that felt good.

Connections!

Had some fun for sure.

The writings/”To Do lists” leading up to Junk-a-thon are sitting next to me in a box (there are many). I guess I’ll have to do something with them now!

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