but it was never more true than this afternoon, when we were setting up my booth for the gift fair! I thought we wouldn’t have enough display items to show off the things I’ve worked so hard to make in a way that looks attractive and will make people want to buy them. But between Aunt Lulu, Dad, and especially Marcus, my day was saved! We rigged up twine and clothespins to hang up lines to display some items, and then Marcus had the brainstorm to use two old ladders as a base for the clothing rods, creating the perfect rustic-looking rack. All’s well that ends well! And I got an idea for hardware-store inspired clothing made of nuts and bolts (fabric bolts, that is). It was a win-win! Dad dropped Zoey off early the next day, so she could be in her booth before the gift fair opened. Zoey looked for Allie on the way over, but she didn’t seem to be in hers yet. The first hour was very slow. There weren’t many people at the fair, and the ones who were there didn’t seem interested in what she had to offer.
