Road Trip with NO PICTURES

Would you believe that my camera is dead? How could this be. You know I have to take pictures everywhere we go so that I can look them over and over and over again! I can't believe we went to Canton Texas Flea Market and I have NO PICTURES to show you. I know you are just as bummed as I because if you are anything like me you live for pics and very little words. Well for today's post and until either I figure out how to fix the camera or go out and buy me another one (yes, I'll accept donations) because it's like leaving home without your watch or ring, you just feel NAKED!! I'm sorry didn't mean to say that, but it's the truth.

I saw so many awesome things at the Flea Market, but I'll try my best to describe them. I know it won't be the same. First let me tell you it was bone chilling cold there this morning, but did that stop Marion and I from adventuring out, NOPE! It eventually warmed up enough that I could take off one jacket and gloves.

One of the first things that caught my eye was this booth in the Civic Center that had so many French chairs in this awesome linen fabric. Oh my, I couldn't keep looking at this gold and wood and white furniture, chairs, couches, tables, all French!!

Of course Lillie and Maggie's booths in The Veranda was very pretty displayed with lots of silver trimmings to ring in the New Year. Go check out their blogs, hopefully they'll post pictures of their spaces.

We ran into Bobby Boyd that sets up at Zapp Hall. He makes really pretty picture frames and different things from old tin. He was setting up in the Arbors, but again no pictures to show you.

Judy Hill's booth was just so pretty as usual. She had these awesome linen chair covers, coverlets, pillows, and dust ruffles that I was so wanting. I just stood and eyed the dust ruffle made of gauze and Linen. Well, it was pretty in all the cream colored tones she had displayed in her booth, with the bed, tables, mirrors and it all looked great!

Ethel was back from Ethel's Treasures in Tyler. I found some great lights and doves with her. I love her style and her shop is always filled with great treasures.

Laurie of Laurie Anna's Vintage Home had a great sale going on. I'm sure she'll be sharing her secret with you once the Spring time nears for the Round Top/Warrenton shows.

Daphne who sells handmade purses that have a vintage touch was also in the Arbors. Her booth looked really pretty with several pieces of great furniture.

Overall, we had a great time, didn't really find much but it was good to get out and see some of our friends.

My son came through, YA HOO!! He's mailing me a camera!!! In the meantime, I'll just go and buy a disposable one. That'll at least fix my problem temporarily for no pics until it arrives.