Needless to say, I did better than I ever thought possible. I know I've been slow on the uptake to update my Etsy site (something I'm going to work on this week now that I'm on break) but I was working up a storm in prep for this show and my work paid off. I sold something like 4-5 scarflettes, a children's scarf, 2 adult scarves, and 2 ceramic pieces. Yay!
I took a photo for posterity at the beginning of the show. I should've taken an after.
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Cool! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed your experience - I'm starting to prepare for my first craft show too... at a bar!! I'm a little nervous, so I'm always reassured to read about other peoples' successes.
A bar? Sweet! All you need is a drink to soothe your nerves. :)
There's only one problem with your face: people can see it.
You're an assuming, self-serving, pseudo-intellectual anti-American BITCH.
Someone explicitly states in a post that they are NOT an SNL fan and you promptly reply saying, "You of all SNL people should know this" just because that person mentioned to you one time that they liked Gilda Radner. Well if you're so smart, YOU of all people should know that Gilda Radner does NOT make up the totality of SNL! And then you subsequently had no idea why that person had any strong feelings against you and why.
Then on that stupid gyro club message board, you went on many an anti-American rant, wishing you could be somewhere who "gets it." Well, why don't you move to Stratford, Ontario and be closer to your beloved Loreena and the hell out of the greatest country in the world, which you do NOT deserve to live in.
Plenty of socialist, tree-hugging eco-maniacs in Canada...
You deserve to be draped over the knee of the world's strongest man and relentlessly spanked on your fat ass full force.
It is 8/12/2024 AND I AM STILL ***NOT*** AND HAVE NEVER BEEN AN SNL PERSON!!!!!
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