
Each one was something for her to look out for on our adventure today. Before we could do that though we had to go back to the hotel and eat the desert I had planned. 
Did you know the peace candle of the world was in Scappoose, because I didn’t. We had the best omelets ever at this little diner in one of the towns. Sciarrino a little help here? Dude they had Johnny’s on the table. I’m a certified Johnny’s addict and love to put this magical stuff on everything, so I was over the moon about it. Even filled out a comment card. We continued on with full stomachs stopping at little antique stores, even a vintage clothes store in Astoria. Down the coast a little bit to Seaside, where we were hoping to hit up one of our favorite places, but we couldn’t find it in time. Instead we went to another antique place and I finally found some cool Star Trek memorabilia worthy of the lovely Kay. The antique mall that was supposed to be open until 8pm had moved and was already closed when we go there so we took a stroll out towards the beach on this little road full of shops. On the way back was ate a "dinner" of nachos and potato skins at a cool bar. Now I don’t do the bar scene because I’m a homebody. I admit it, I like to stay home, fire up my TiVo and get crafty. Plus I’m always scared in Salem of running into old high school classmates that I don’t remember because I have this bad face/name recall problem, but they know me and blah blah blah. I digress. So anyway I was shocked when Sciarrino and I were hit on while we were eating. This cute guy came over and said him and his fire fighter friends were there for a conference and did we want to come over and hang out at their table tonight. We said we were leaving after dinner. Then after eating we decided to go say hi, because they said they had some guys over there from Salem (where we live). Well those guys had left, but we ended up chatting for a bit with the three from Bend and La Pine. One guy was cute, one was crazy and married, and one was totally hot (but of course, not as cute as Bj, and he smoked so automatic rejection from Sciarrino too). We heard some interesting stories, and learned some things about the fire departments. I decided we were very good at the bar scene because we are excellent question askers and I think that is important. Now I don’t plan on having to resort to the bar scene any time soon, but it was fun to get hit on once. After that we headed home, stopped at my hottie’s house to pee, get water, and drop off homemade fudge. All in all a pretty fun adventure. Pictures of my finds to come tomorrow. Goodnight!
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Okay so you thought the Sumco letters were kick ass? Well apparently you didn’t catch my picture of the day on

She cleaned those letters up for her new studio, but the studio doesn’t have enough wall space. They are in the Ribbon Jar right now, but might go into storage because they are quite massive, and I do want to put the row of chairs there. Haven’t decided. So what I’m getting to is that we still have some left over letters, and I am planning on getting back over to Sumco for some of those. We want to do some kind of swap, so that we can spell things we want, or get our initials, or maybe cool fabric, whatever. Would that be something you were interested in? I was thinking I could just put pictures up of the letters individually and take offers on each one. It will be a few weeks, I’m still unpacking my craft room and working on Ribbon Jar like crazy, but I wanted to get a feel for if this would be something you are all interested in. Let me know! -
Well Ribbon Jar is totally up and running at the new place, and I love it. Everything on one level and all together. I didn’t have to slow down orders at all, I just haven’t had time to take pictures of it. I still have a bit of organizing to do, and of course I can barely stand to wait the two more recommend weeks to paint the rest of the floor green. Before I show you the new space, let’s check the old space out:

Again, a little more organizing is in order. Bj put up the bulletin board I scored from Sumco. I also got those chairs, rolly rolly. The big wall adjacent to this hold the real goods:
I’m still working on organizing the one cabinet because I took all the shelves they had at Sumco and it still wasn’t enough. I want to find some kind of rack that I can set bins of lids on. If you know of any rack that can hold heavy bins that will fit in this space please let me know, it is: 25 tall (but can be lower and I’ll put bins on top) 16.5 deep (can be less, but the closest I’ve found is like 12 and I want deeper than that) and 34 wide (but not really because see the right hand door doesn’t quite open all the way due to pipes). Any ideas?
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