The first event i set up at was the Gift Local Holiday Market in Roanoke at the GreenBrier Nursery. It was a really nice event with live music and plenty of vendors. It was a very different crowd from the Artisan Market in Floyd, which made for a very different experience.
Despite being the middle of December it was pretty mild out, and the solarium got really warm during the day once the sun came out. So even though we were set up sort of outside, it was very comfortable. i really enjoyed the event and look forward to doing it again next year.
My market friend Sarah invited me to set up at her open house at Spoon Mountain Farm. It was a really small event with only 4 of us set up, but it was also a lot of fun.
Only a couple people attended the open house, but i still did better than i do at some market nights.
Somehow with everything else going on i still managed to do a little holiday baking and decorating, although definitely not to the extend that i've done in the past.
Our holiday cards were put together about a week before xmas. Trying to get a photo with both teens home at the same time and cooperating was nearly impossible. i gave up all hope of getting one with all 4 of us, and finally managed to get this one after a bit of yelling and threatening. i only got cards sent out to maybe 5 people, before giving up entirely.
i did manage to get a family photo on xmas. We are only missing one kitty and me in the photo, as i was taking the photo. As the kids get older and life gets busier, it's getting harder and harder to get photos of all of us together.
December was so mild, we ended up going for a hike after opening gifts. We took two of the dogs and just made a day of it. It was really nice spending the day together. Life has just gotten so busy these days and i don't see it slowing down any time soon. This pretty much wrapped up our 2019. We had a few lazy days to end out the month, before starting fresh in 2020.
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