I hope to get some style points on my best of intentions today.
I really did intend to write my next blog post today about our recent trip to Bohemia and Moravia and the antiques scene there. I also intended to go through my recipes and sort out some good sounding fall ones--and maybe even make one for dinner. I further intended to list a few things on ebay under our selling name sellinglikecrazy today. (I actually may get to that later). But instead--I have our inventory that is stored in the garage spread all over the driveway and I am sorting and labelling for our winter and early spring shows. I really am.
This fall--we are not doing any shows--we will just be continuing to sell in our two antique center spaces in Madison and Walworth Wisconsin. We will continue to attend auctions and a few estate sales to start collecting good inventory for selling in 2012. But until I organize what we have in the garage--nothing more will fit in it--and will not be able to find anything when we start doing shows in February.
This is one of those projects that frustrates me. In a perfect world--everything would be in nicely sorted bins--and all with neat labels--that would make packing for a shop or show so easy. Time to go to Odana in Madison? Here is this lovely labeled covered bin--load 'er up and off we go. Without going into detail about my pathetic current organizing--let's just say that is not how it is currently done.
But things are now going to be different. I do not want to be wrestling around in the garage in late January trying to find things for our shows. I am putting things in labeled bins and finding all sorts of neat stuff that I forgot we had. French stuff English stuff and decorative stuff --who knew?
So instead of taking a day trip to the Delafield Antique show this weekend--I am staying home and being a responsible Lady Antique Dealer today. I will thank myself come January!
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