It certainly doesn't seem like it!
My only excuse is that I have been happily engaged in other pursuits. A brief holiday in gorgeous Whitby, a busy half term week with the grandsons and a bit of time preparing for the lovely vintage fair which we attended today.
Organised by the equally lovely Debbie, Bea's Vintage Extravaganza held at Grantham College was an absolute delight!
Vintage stalls, Vintage clothing, Scrumptious Tea Room provided by Claire of Liberty Rose, Classic cars, vintage caravan, Ice cream van plus live music including a spot by the fabulous Elaine Bishop and dancers too, what better way to spend a Saturday afternoon.
We met some super people, really friendly and just an absolute delight, and we can't wait to meet up again hopefully in October in the same venue.
So come on Grantham, so many people complain that nothing happens here, and this was a day of real entertainment and great shopping as well! What more could you ask for.
Well organised, well advertised and well if you weren't there you missed a gem!
So its back now to the wedding planning and the final push to get everything done in time. Only 3 months now...Eeeeeeeek! Yes it's scary, but exciting too. As each piece of the jigsaw puzzle drops into place, we can begin to see the overall picture and it's not looking bad! Of course I will breathe a little more easily when the bride (and her mother) has a dress, but of course you will have to wait until August to see how that turns out!
Have a great week, and I hope I can get back here again before the big event,
TTFN
Jenny xx
PS I may not post regularly at the moment but I do keep up with lots of your blogs so I don't feel totally out of touch : )
looks like a super fair. It makes you cross when folk moan about nothing going on....that certainly did look like a fab event. Lizzie x
ReplyDeleteThanks Lizzie. Oh how I wish we were nearer to you and your fabulous fairs! Not necessarily to sell but oh the shopping! heaven..... PS I love your header picture reminds me of the vintage Ladybird book illustrations that I love.
DeleteI like the little caravan, looks very cosy!
ReplyDeleteMy idea of whiling away an afternoon, I hope others get to know and pop along to the next one and you are all very busy and those tills are ringing.
Lisa x
Thanks Lisa. The teardrop is gorgeous isn't it. We will certainly be attending more of these vintage events and as you say hopefully it will become better known and a permanent fixture. X
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your professional approach. These are pieces of very useful information that will be of great use for me in future.
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