Skip to content

Random Connections

A collection of photography and exploration focusing on Upstate South Carolina and beyond.

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Photos
  • Resources
  • Other Voices
  • Post Archives
  • Home
  • Miscellaneous
  • Now Is the Month of Maying

Now Is the Month of Maying

Posted on May 4, 2003 By Tom No Comments on Now Is the Month of Maying
Miscellaneous

It’s hard to believe May is already here. This academic year has flown by. Along with May comes spring/summer outdoor activities. Greenville now has competing farmer’s markets – one downtown and one at the “official” farmer’s market on Rutherford Road. The “official” one seemed to have much more to offer. The one downtown had a few tents, but looked more like they were pretending to be a market. They need more participation to make it worthwhile, and I bet the rent is astronimical for one of those tents.

Also downtown this weekend, there was an art show and Earth Day exhibit at the West End. The artwork was outstanding. Laura bought a print by J. Chris Campbell, who creates these “3 Minute Robots” like the one shown here. We also saw farbic art by Marjan Kluepfel who does these wonderful quilt creations. I had purchased one for Laura from a gallery several years back. The colors in the fabric are vibrant.

Also at the street fair were my friend Russ Morin with his wooden bowls, sculptures, and furniture, and our neighbors across the street, Josh and Rebecca, who create other wooden things. Greenville certainly would be much “cooler” if it had more of these activities.

After the farmers’ markets and street fairs, we went to a Derby Party in the afternoon. My horse came in third – Peace Rules. All bets were sent to Habitat for Humanity.

Sometime between all the art and partying, we managed to finalize our hot tub order. It will be delivered next Friday, assuming the deck is truly complete and passes inspection. And so for today… I’m up early because I foolishly told Steve I would sing at Covenant for both his early morning and later worship services. So much for relaxing with the paper this morning.

Post navigation

❮ Previous Post: “It must be a Thursday. I never could get the hang
Next Post: Happy “Multi-Cultural Excuse for a Party” Day! ❯

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Categories

  • EdTech (199)
  • Entertainment (201)
  • Family (118)
  • Gear (115)
  • General Technology (98)
  • Geocaching and Maps (208)
  • History and Genealogy (254)
  • Internet (144)
  • Local (447)
  • Miscellaneous (539)
  • Music (188)
  • Paddling (239)
  • Photography (778)
  • Podcast (6)
  • Rambling (223)
  • Rants (160)
  • Recipes (34)
  • Religion (48)
  • Restaurants (165)
  • Science (48)
  • Things Overheard (29)
  • Travel (410)
  • Uncategorized (129)
  • Washington Sabbatical (113)
  • Weirdness (59)

Recent Posts

  • Reanimating the Dead
  • Paddling the Saluda River from Cooley’s Bridge
  • Germophobic Paranoia Blues and Other Dream Tunes
  • Orphaned Graveyards – Bakers Chapel AME
  • Orphaned Graveyards – Fellowship Church

Recent Comments

  • Bonnie Whitaker Klyce on Paddling the Saluda River from Cooley’s Bridge
  • Ed calvert on The Sad Fate of Chappells
  • Ed calvert on The Sad Fate of Chappells
  • Ed calvert on The Sad Fate of Chappells
  • Ed calvert on The Sad Fate of Chappells

Tags

blogging cemetery Christmas Columbia Edisto River edtech Entertainment family Flickr Florida Furman Furman University gear geotagging Ghost Town Ghost Towns Google Earth Google Maps GPS Greenville Greenville Chorale hiking history Instructional Technology kayaking Lake Jocassee LCU Lowcountry Unfiltered maps Music North Carolina Paddling Photography rambling restaurant Restaurants review singing social networking South Carolina time-lapse Travel video Washington Washington State
March 2021
S M T W T F S
 123456
78910111213
14151617181920
21222324252627
28293031  
« Feb    

Copyright © 2021 Random Connections.

Theme: Oceanly by ScriptsTown