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It's Market time!

At the farmer's market last Wednesday


Julia's sewing booth

One of the Junior Farmer's Market booths

Sisters


friends


Our booth 





having fun

My photography cards 


We enjoyed the time with our friends and the opportunity to meet new people. We have a booth at the Edmond Farmer's Market every Wednesday in the summer, from 8 am to 1 pm. 
Come by and see us sometime! 
We have ice cold peach tea, lemonade, photography greeting cards, girls and baby dresses, baby shoes, blankets, and much more!

We will be looking for you!


Comments

Chloë said…
Hi there! I believe that you are an author on The Believers Gathering blog, and I wanted to let you know that I tried to leave a comment on your latest post but couldn't. The word varification was cut off at the bottom and I could not type the letters in. If you made the comments a popout box, I think that would solve your problems! I hope this helps!

In Christ,
Chloe
June 13, 2010 at 3:03 PM
stampedwithgrace said…
the pics you took of Hosanna and her sister are beautiful!

I can't believe you've been traveling the world~ how exciting! your pics are so good.

we did participate at the other Olympic Day and had planned to come visit at the MWC one, but 2 kids woke up sick that morn. we were all so disappointed. maybe next year :)
July 7, 2010 at 1:51 AM
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