
Ben and I volunteered this weekend at the Frisco Arts Festival. It was an experience.
First they had just done up all the areas around the trees, and the areas where there were little bushes and such with treated mulch that smelled like fresh manure (eww…)
The Art Festival was where a bunch of local and or regional artists were selling their own art. There was a lot of really nice art. One couple designed their own jewelry, and they had some really neat original pieces. I really like quite a few of their designs. http://www.newmansdesign.com/
The shift we did on Friday night was a bit chilly, and we ended up having to use Valet parking, because that was just kind of how it ended up. The end of our shift came and went, and they were still using us, so about 10:45pm we finally got let go, and we walked to the car to find that the Valet guys had gone home. So we had no keys…
So we walked all the way across the festival grounds to where we thought there might still be people to see if they had left the keys with someone.
We did finally locate our keys, and got to get out of there.
Then Saturday afternoon after each of us had our separate Violin lessons, we went for our Saturday afternoon shift. Once again smelling like lovely manure, we sat at our post.
Saturday was a gorgeous day. And our shift went pretty quickly without any major issues cropping up.
After our volunteer shift, we decided that we had done our good deeds for the weekend, and we wanted to have a nice relaxing night, so we went to an Irish restaurant and had potato pancakes and fish and chips while we watched the Alabama North Carolina game.
All in all, a great weekend!
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