I'll post some later today .. the ones I took on my blackberry stank .. but my friend who came to help brought her camera so when she e-mails them I'll post them. I'm pretty happy ... though I wish I would have done some body butters because I had a lot of people ask for them.
I think it was a lot of work because it was my first one .. and didn't know what to expect .. i have a crap ton of soap leftover, but I'll just sell it on etsy and lejeune yard sales. it was fun, but some of these crafters take themselves way to seriously ... holy cow .. some of them are downright hostile and obnoxiously competitive.
there were a lot of people who didn't sell anything, the weather was really bad and i didn't think there was as much traffic as there should have been. And .. ohmygosh ... is it so hard to talk to people?? Some of them just sat there like lumps on a log and did even acknowledge potential customers !! What the hell ?? what suprised me the most, was that it wasn't the younger women (late teens early twenties) who were so interested, it was women my age (mid twenties) and older who were all about it. I even had a guy buy a bar of soap.
Tab helped me determine about how much to take. Her advice on the change was dead on .. I didn't run out and had no trouble in that area. The only think that sucked was unloading because I had to do it by myself .. and people were acting like children about their turn to unload... I was the first one there, and of course about a billion people managed to cut in front of me .. so I decided to just park farther away and walk my stuff in. I had to walk my stuff about the length of a football field or two ... but hey .. good workout .. and some of those crafters could have done the same thing so that the older folks didn't have to walk so far.
Are we there yet. He's looking at me. 
