Showing posts with label South Haven. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Haven. Show all posts

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Labor Day Weekend Fun

Every year on Labor Day weekend there is a craft show
in our town. My sister Bev and I used to do this one show
every year. It was always a biggy. Now I just go and
wander around looking at all the stuff. This year was a good
one for having quality vendors. Lots of interesting things
to look at. Still an over kill on jewelry booths...
like one out of four.

Traffic is heavy after the bridge goes back down.

There weren't as many vendors and I would say the crowd
was way down from other years.

There was this one artist that I just loved. He had tables
and mirrors made of oak with inlays of leaves. I fell in love
with the ginkgo leaves. The dragonfly at the top was inlaid
mother of pearl. Other leaf types were oak with acorns and
a Japanese scene with cherry blossoms. Just gorgeous and
way out of my price range. Anywhere from $850 for the
mirrors to over $1500 for the tables. Beautiful work.

One of the things I found was this garden statue. It has the
four directions with a whimsical picture for each. I got it
and Aman, my son carried it to the car for me. That thing
must of weighed over 50 pounds! He carried it about two
blocks for me. Gee, thanks for bringing me along mom!
But I bought him a couple of beers for all his hard work,
bless his heart. Tomorrow is for cooking out with family.
These weekends go by too fast.

Monday, April 6, 2009

A Day at the Beach

I'm not sure how this will work, I've never
done my own video before...so have a look:


We went to the beach today.

The wind must have been blowing 35 mph.

Needless to say, the waves are beautiful and

the sun was bright, but with a temperature of

35 degrees, we froze our butts off. The sand

just about took the paint off our truck..ok it

wasn't that bad!



Tuesday, October 16, 2007

New Bead Store on the Block


Well, lookie here. South Haven is finally getting its
own bead store. Just Bead It is moving to town.
They have a store in St. Joseph that I visited this summer.
Kind of high end on the prices, but lots eye candy to look at,
get inspired by and yes, I found some things to purchase ;^)

Opening in November. Hope they can survive the
winter months here. It will be interesting to see.
But my favorite store will always be Tradewind's in
Watervliet. Larry and Liz won't have to consider
this store as competition.