I'm sorta a homebody, but it seems lately life has taken me for a wild ride cross country. I photographed stories in California and Des Moines for Flea Market Style Magazine, junked in South Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa and am headed to NYC this week. Whew!
Living out of a suitcase leaves little time for curling up in my favorite chair with a magazine and cup of french roast. Hotel rooms are all starting to look alike. And in case you are wondering, I do check for bed bugs!
What makes it all worth while? The wonderful people I am privileged to meet. Junkers are the best!
Cheers,
Ki
I don't travel much, but I always try to stay at bed & breakfasts instead of hotels. Hope you make it back home soon, but glad you've been so successful!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I interviewed you about 4 years ago for a magazine article (I'm sure you don't remember) for What's Up Annapolis magazine. I think they ended up putting the article on the web instead of in print. You were so nice and so full of great ideas!!
Cheers to you! I just want you to know how much I appriciate what you do and blogging along the way.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your trip!
That's a FACT Ki....Junkers ROCK big time....hahahahaha....!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you get time to put your feet up soon....By the sounds of it you pretty much hit the ground running following Junk Bonanza....I really don't know how you do it or WHERE you get your energy....!
Take care....!!!!
Cheers,
Tamarah :o)
sounds like fun to me... but I know it's always good to get home and settle in.. and play with your finds from the flea markets, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteHi Ki...
ReplyDeleteFor three years I traveled between my job in Madison & my farm in Augusta -- living two nights a week in a hotel. My silver lining was that every week I got to have a homecoming -- when I would finally see the trees & the barn & the houselights (Dave would always light the house up for me) welcoming me back.
Now I work where I live...which has been my dream come true. But I do miss that homecoming, and I try to never take home for granted.
Clicking your heals works.
Kari
www.meadowviewfarmwi.blogspot.com
sometime (again) your suitcase needs to bring you to texas.
ReplyDelete;-D i know how you feel though... you should stop and buy some extra special coffee for when you arrive back home!
I'm a homebody, too. I can't imagine all the cool junk you see when you travel. I love seeing what you come up with!
ReplyDelete~ Jennifer
{from north/central MN}
Love junkers, love junking and lovet those suitcases! Happy trails!=)
ReplyDeleteHollie
Its true Ki, junkers are the best for sure! ;0)
ReplyDeletealicia