Time for a facelift

...Selfie, because I was at the market for many hours today. Also, because I had a haircut yesterday, and I've actually ironed a shirt!

The market hall/church hall was cold again today but we stood outside in the sunshine quite a lot, as there weren't many customers. I started making a rabbit from a 3D paper crafting kit that I ordered from my own company during lockdown no.3. So far I've made both ears and the face, but I haven't got the nose in place. It's fiddly, but I hope to be able to display it on my stall in due course, to promote the products. I'll have to blip it too.

Despite the lack of footfall, I took £10 more than last Friday, and got a small order. Every little transaction helps.

Afterwards, I went to a charity shop to buy a book, and then to Ruth and Ron's bookshop, R&R Books, because of been talking to Ron about vintage crime novels. Ruth already listens to the Shedunnit podcast. The one book I found was Josephine Tey's Daughter of Time, which wasn't on my most wanted list, but is a classic. Then on to Waitrose, then home. About 5, 500 steps in all.

Now I have to gather together a few more tools to help me with the cardboard bunny (or Lagomorph, as my sister TMLhereandthere might call it) and do the till reconciliation for the day.