Are you ready for the Big Kahuna, the show of all shows, the biggest and the best?
This free chair has the best chippy paint job ever. We also stopped at the fruit stand and got some hot peppers. I love the natural beauty.
Wire egg baskets, galvanized buckets, antique camping coffee pot and old medicine 
Mums, gourds and mini pumpkins will be a perfect in my booth and give it a nice fall look.
Hope to see you at the show. 
Joy, hard at work!
Toni must have been looking for some shade...
I love this cubby shelf. I picked this little beauty up from my neighbor at Clayson Farm. 
This WWII Hospital Bed will no longer be accompanying me to any more shows. 
Thank you to all our wonderful vendors. We couldn't have done it without you.
Kimberly has been baking since she was a child in Eugene/Springfield OR. She participated in 4-H as a child and found the first of her culinary successes baking competitively. As she grew older she continued to bake for family and assumed all the baking duties for the holidays a tradition that continues to this day. She attended the U of O and perused a degree in Psychology while baking for all my friends. Her “formal ” culinary education was in the kitchen working with and for professional bakers in Portland , OR. Kimberly says "I loved every hard-working moment of my “education” and knew I’d found my calling in life". At the urging of friends and with the support of my family she began “truly scrumptious-boutique baking” in early 2009, fulfilling a life long dream. 
Look at these sweets & treats...YUM
Some of the treats Kimberly will be bringing include
Kimberly also sells her wonderful items at the 
We were so lucky to be next to all our friends.
Here is Joy, from Antie Joy and Isabel, from Maison Douce & Tickled Pink. Lisa was also there to help out on Friday but there was no time for cameras. Sorry Lisa.... 
And last but definitely not least Diane, from Molly Mo's. 
They are all getting prepared for the Flea Market at BarnHouse this weekend while 
Here are some more great pics of our JBUGS Experience. 
This is the entrance to Peggy's farm. Cricket Song. Cute!!!! 
Here's to the Red, White & Blue.
HOWDY PARTNER!
Uncle Sam would be jealous.
Vintage Linens were a hot item this weekend!
Wishing everyone well.
Christa and I had a very warm weekend in Redmond, OR as we participated in our 2nd JBUGS show. Here are a couple of shots of our booth. 
A big thank you to Lisa Goad and Peggy Stacy (the JBUGS Girls) for ordering sunshine, mimosa's and pastries...Yum! The farm looked fabulous and their hard work really showed. 
We also ran into LillySue from "A Peace Of Bliss Blog". It was so nice to meet her and her daughter. Picture to follow...
We look forward to the Harvest Show in October!!!! 
The JBUGS are at it again. 
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