Steve said I should title this post “No Rest for the Weary.”  Life has been non-stop since we did the Round Lake Antiques Fest last weekend.  We had a great show.  I came back with pictures to share and stories to tell, and I have barely had a chance to sit down since then.  I haven’t even gotten the pictures off the camera yet.  I am not complaining (well, maybe a little) as we have been busy with house calls, sales, auctions and other buying opportunities, as well as preparing for another show tomorrow.  We had to take a load to the shop in Hudson because we’ve had such good sales lately.  All good things, all the way we want it to be.  But without a break, and I’m beginning to need at least a little break. 

Tomorrow is the Wood Bull Antiques show, in Milford NY just outside of Cooperstown.  This long-standing one day show always generates a lot of energy.  It is one of the few shows that still offer “early buying” and get a response.  People, mostly other dealers, pay a premium to get onto the field while we are setting up, and get first pick of the merchandise.  I have spoken to several dealers who have said they will be there bright and early, and that is encouraging.

There will be a fun mix of dealers, with styles ranging from primitives to mod.  We often buy well at this show in addition to selling, so it is doubly fun for us!  Check the details on my Show Schedule page, and come out to see us.  After tomorrow, I will make a valiant effort to get some pictures and fun stuff up here.