What's In Your Pocket?

Part Four.
I'm happy to say that my pockets were quite full tonight after another good day at the craft fair.
It was much busier than yesterday and stayed busy until the end, after 5pm.
I am so tired I can't really think!
I started the day with a scrummy bacon sandwich, took an order for a big print, had an interesting chat with a lady about a commission for the artwork in an Oxford hospice which is being completely re-done, sold lots more cards, had to figure out what to do with my face as people told me they took photos which were just the same - one woman even told me her daughter's were better!!
Which is quite likely but I did find it hard to know what to do with my face!!!
Ha ha!
Mr K brought the Little Misses over for lunch and an afternoon at the farm. There are animals, sandpits, swings, a falconry centre and a park. They had a lovely time. And I think they liked seeing Mummy's "shop" and buying themselves a few goodies with their Saturday marble money. Miss E had £2.80!! She bought a spider on a stick and a go on a digger ride and kept 80p to put in her money bank. Clever girl!
The nut man was on top form today. He shouted at a fellow stall holder who had the audacity to ask for a discount, shouted at an old man to stop touching, snapped at a woman that she couldn't have a tester of wasabi covered peanuts, apparently everyone knows what they taste like!
I'm getting a bit obsessed by him!!
And his chocolate honeycomb is amazing.

I've backblipped a picture of my stall here