The antique sale at my house Friday and Saturday really kicked my butt. I feel like a walking zombie. I had so much left over from my outdoor show two weeks ago, but I kept pulling more and more from the basement to add to the sale. First, though, I had to clean the garage (which is NEVER clean) to make room for tables. Since I don't have a storage shed, I had to work around trash cans, lawnmower, edger, etc. Hauled them in and out of the garage countless times. But . . . I am totally blown away by my sales. I set a pretty low goal so I wouldn't be disappointed, but surpassed it by several times. I am absolutely thrilled. Today has been spent boxing it all up (and I am not quite done!) to haul it to my friend's in a few weeks and do this all over again. The more I get rid of, the less will go back to the basement 😁
Tis midge season near the shores of Lake Erie. We get them 2-3 times a summer, but I never remember them this late or this bad. They look like mosquitos, but don't bite.
"One drawback to living on the shores of Lake Erie is the annual swarming of midges (aka muffleheads or muckleheads). Your house, car, bushes, well . . . EVERYTHING is covered with 1000's upon 1000's of these harmless, non biting insects. This time of year they ascend into the sky just before sunset, forming thick, undulating clouds. This orgy in the sky is the last chapter in their lifecycle before they lay eggs in the water and die."
If you walk by a shrub in your yard and get too close, thousands of them will swarm. One must keep his/her mouth shut and do a lot of exhaling!!!
1 comment:
Never heard of smidges before.
So pleased you sold more than anticipated. Will be nice when you are a rug hooker once again and share your accomplishments with us.
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