What a busy, busy day today! I started out the day having my 17 year old follow me in his car to the school where he needed to take his ACT test (it was at a local high school - not his own). At 7:30am I thought it would be better to have him follow me than try to give him directions. He and I were both nervous about him taking the test and I wanted to make it a little easier on him by eliminating the worry about finding the school and the right door to go in.
I was OK with having to be up and ready for the day early on Saturday morning because I had made plans with a couple of friends to go to the Junk Bonanza at Canterbury Downs in Shakopee, MN and we wanted to get there right when it opened. My friends and I all found some great finds. I wish I would have gotten pictures of everything we bought!
I found these great boot socks for my daughter's Easter basket.
They are made from re-purposed jersey material. I have them folded in half for the picture……the blue part is much longer. We saw so many vendors wearing them with their cowboy boots. Obviously they had done a little shopping before we had! The socks were made by my cousin's wife's sister. I have ordered things from her before and have love her style. She has a Facebook page - Tillie's. Anyone who needs a gift for a teenager, young adult or someone with a bit of eclectic style needs to check out her art.
My other purchase was a plant stand. I have been looking high and low for a plant stand that will hold my bowling ball gazing ball. I haven't wanted to turn the bowling ball into a gazing ball into I found the perfect stand. As soon as I got home, I made sure the bowling ball would fit. Guess what my project tomorrow will be?!
I also found a cute way to recycle/upcycle tin cans and…...
an idea for a lamp for my very creative husband (sorry the picture is blurry).
The Junk Bonanza ended today but mark it on your calendar for the fall. Here is a link to the website for all of the details. www.junkbonanza.com I'll be there!!!
"Money can't buy happiness but it can buy junk and that's pretty much the same thing." -Unknown
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