Thats that

Exhausted after yesterday, we were there at 9.00am and ready to roll by 10.am. The organiser had coned off a space for us to park, which was great.

The foot fall was quite slow whilst the Rock Choir performed in the foyer, they blocked the door to the hall so no one could get in or out for about half an hour. Once the choir had finished people started to drift through.....as we saw with the fair at C & C last year people were looking but not buying, quite a few people asking if the lace ornaments were ? knitted or crocheted, did not seem to be able to grasp the concept of wss.....I also had one lady who did not understand how the coasters etc were double sided.

E came just after 11am she stayed with us for  a while, went for a coffee and chatted with the stall holders next door. L came after lunch, she left with the grey mat.

We started to pack up around 2.30 and were back home at 3.30pm, most of the other stall holders seemed to decide to pack up too. I felt sorry for the lady opposite us, she had arrangements of dried flowers, she only sold one small one, she would make the cost of the stall back and a little bit over. There were 4 people who did not turn up. I think that as we did not have to pay for the stall 'up front' they decided not to bother.

Sweet and sour chicken and rice for supper, we were both shattered, managed to stay up to 9.45pm.

I must admit I slept....... not surprising really. My back held up quite well, although I did have to take painkillers with my lunch....at least my hip did not let me down. 

We are out for lunch today, we had our usual Sunday brekkie, fruit and crossiant. Table booked for 12 noon. Guess DB will be going for his siesta when we get back, me, I am going to tackle clearing up the sewing room and storing the left over stock somewhere.