A Country Drive

After Sunday School, I decided to skip church and come home.  I was contemplating going to Round Top for the first weekend of the 2 week antique festival.  Chuck was going to plant himself in front of the Texan/Cowboy game so that made my mind up. 

I spent about 4 hours there and came home with one linen top and a bag of kettle corn. It's not that I didn't see a lot of things I liked and wanted.  But we may go back next Saturday so I was doing a lot of looking....just looking. 

This thing goes on for miles and miles and miles and I hesitate to spend the cash on me because there are miles and miles to go.  I swear it's even bigger this year.  

There will be no gaps in the traffic next weekend. 

 Traffic was light today...

one of the reasons I wanted to go.

Miles and miles on both sides of the road. 

 I basically just stayed toward the front near the road...when it's about 5 rows or more deep. 

 I don't even want to think about all that I missed.

I took this photo for Stephanie...

she drives a truck and I think this

might inspire her to paint her truck

with hot pink flames.

This is Junk Gypsies' Booth. 

 A little gawdy...but I think that's the point.

At one booth, there were cement urns and

a crowd was looking at one in particular.......

I thought it must be gorgeous and priced low.

It was this huge spider.  HUGE.  Like the size of a Silver Dollar.

 

 

It was a good day for a country drive. 

 I came home to Chuck cooking dinner.

Life is sweet.