As most of you who follow us know, we have an amazing group at Seaglass Salvage Market. Our Good Vibe Tribe and the feeling we promote is a big part of what keeps you coming back. I have invited the Indoor Vendors to be GUEST BLOGGERS and I am so excited to see who participates … Continue reading Finding Your Tribe by Amy Atwell
Category: Reuse. Recycle. Restyle.
What’s Next?
As January comes to a close and February comes rolling in, we are planning for upcoming events at Seaglass Salvage Market. We are looking forward to Cape Fear Raptor Center, a non-profit wildlife sanctuary whose focus is providing medical, surgical, and rehabilitative pre-release services to birds of prey, joining us Saturday & Sunday at the February … Continue reading What’s Next?
Falling into Autumn
October certainly came and went quickly, although, I guess I'm rushing it, as it isn't over yet. It certainly was an eventful month. My husband Brad and I celebrated our anniversary (4 years) at the beginning of the month, he turned 52 mid-month and his son (my stepson) Jarrett will be turning 20 as the … Continue reading Falling into Autumn
6th Annual Great Gatsby Gala
As I sit here listening to the rain pounding on my house and prepping for what I believe to be my very first hurricane, I happily read Fashion Fix by Jess James. Once a week (FASHION FRIDAYS) I get Fashion Fix delivered right to my inbox. It's a lovely way to get your "fashion fix" … Continue reading 6th Annual Great Gatsby Gala
What’s Your “Splurge?”
I am not afraid to spend a little money, I am a firm believer of "you get what you pay for," however, I'm not a pushover either. There are certain products I buy in certain stores, for example I won't buy toothpaste or deodorant in the grocery store...common sense, right? Same product, more money...this to … Continue reading What’s Your “Splurge?”
Stages of Life
I looked around today, to see what I could do "around" the house. There wasn't really anything...I mean there is always something, but the house looked pretty good overall. Funny, 20 years ago there was something to do every minute of every day, actually there wasn't enough hours in the day. Then I realized...no more … Continue reading Stages of Life
