so the first indie mar­ket of the sea­son is com­plete and i was there, to sell my craft, to become apart of the hand­made com­mu­nity of greens­boro, and to really put myself out there. much like my paint­ing i was slow to real­ize that oth­ers may want to pur­chase what i make, there are always polite rel­a­tives and friends of friends…but they don’t count, right?! i needed to test what i did with the stranger on the street, the passer by, would my cre­ations that i love trans­late a wor­thi­ness of some­one very hard earned cash, and thanks to a very suc­cess­ful evening, my rest­less feel­ings have been quieted…this is only the first of many mar­kets and i should be fran­ti­cally try­ing to replen­ish my stock, but for this moment in time i am appre­ci­at­ing the calm…there are things i would and will do dif­fer­ently next time, and things that i wouldn’t dream of changing.…but most impor­tantly the expe­ri­ence was not scary and the warm and kind words of the strangers that passed were that of praise and accep­tance. i think i can, i know i will is the mantra i speak and every mar­ket is a step closer to my line being a full time profession.

dream big y’all

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