
The picture to the left is "our" table. Once again 4 of the Sizzlers shared a table under the umbrella of Mothwoman. If you can see the white arrow in the picture, it points to my portion of the table. Oh, and that's Faith's back!
I believe people have been chomping at the bit to get to a bead show. This one is the first relatively local show since before Christmas and the customers were lined up well before opening.

The jumble of beads is just a quick shot of our neighbor's table. He had probably 6 tables that all looked a lot like this! What a great selection, along with some really great silver findings. It was very tempting with all this treasure so close, but I did manage to contain myself and only bought a few furnace beads and a ring base.

This site has lots of information along with recipes on the different varieties of Mango.
We discovered it on a trip to our Farmer's Market and remarked that it didn't look like a mango. The gal behind the table explained it to us and we tried it.... If you see them in your produce section, they are certainly worth a try!
2 comments:
Those little mangoes are almost the exact same size as the little dark green avocados. Wonder what kind of guacamole/salsa you could make with that combo?
Your table looks great!
The fruit looks yummy but all those beads are droolable :o)
Thankgoodness you only caught my back or your camera would have broken hahahahaha
See ya soon!
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