Tuesday dawned bright and sunny. Our schedule was to revisit Lenoir because of the closed stores on Monday. We went to a knitting store Chix With Stix Emily bought some yarn and I bought some so Emily can make me a hat. Hats and scarves generally take one skein each. It need not be done till it is cold. We perused also books stores and some antique stores and a few galleries.
Then lunch at a delicious, an inexpensive Mexican Restaurant and then on to meet Jane, a friend and coworker of Sarah’s. We went for a short drive and found quite a interesting place. The shop it self was in a large metal building. This was a no frills place but inside it was filled to the brims with antiques stored as collections. We spent a long time there, Jane was looking for old metallic tins that she used in making jewelry.
She sells her jewelry at Etsy and a boutique in Richmond. Jane said right now it is fun and she doesn’t want it to become work.
Things for sale.
Emily found pillows, I bought candle sticks, and Jane found more tins. I
think someone found something to buy.
Our last stop of the day was for ice cream at Udderly delicious. It was the best I have tasted in quite awhile.
I especially like the planters:
After the ice cream it was enough for the day.
Sounds like a fun day! I especially like the Singer... looks exactly like the one my grandmother had. We still have it. I think it's been hard trying to find one of the belts for it.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Veronica
I love the Singer sewing machine and would love to have that. It sounds like you had a great day. Udderly delicious...so cute!
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