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One Awesome Day in PDX with Lovely Crafty Folk


Whew, my friends.

I wasn’t around here much last week because I was participating in the Summit of Awesome. I’ll have a post on that later this week, as soon as I can wrap my head properly around all the awesome I experienced there. (For now, you can take in the Flickr pool everyone’s contributing to.)

Anyway. I did want to share some highlights from the day after the Summit, when I tooled around PDX with Lee, Kim, Teresa, Kari, and Susan. Because it was also awesome.

First, we met up at Flavour Spot for waffle sandwiches. PDX is blessed with so many great food carts, and this is my new favorite. That, my friends, is a ham and smoked Gouda-stuffed waffle. And lordy, was it tasty.

Locals, if you haven’t been there yet, drop everything and go. (Also, aren’t Kim and Kari cute?)

Then we paid a visit to the Show of Awesome. (That’s Amanda in the foreground. Soon I’ll show you the perfect mug I bought from her.) P-Town really came out in support of the show, which was wonderful.

We popped in to Twisted for a few minutes, and I had to share these freaking amazing menu items from their tea bar.

From there, we went to the Twilight Rummage Sale, which is a monthly event at the Eagle’s Lodge. People have been telling me to attend this thing for years, and I’m now kicking myself for taking so long. So many vintage treasures, so affordable, and such nice people. We all made epic scores, and then hung out in the bar…

…comparing hauls. This image shows just a few choice bits: a string of vintage buttons, an 1800′s composition book, filled with letters and writing, an enameled muffin tin, swizzle sticks, and wonderful costume jewelry bits to remake.

(You can see lots more haul pictures over here.)

We also pooled our leftover dollars to buy some grab bags – $1.00, $2.00, and $3.00 varieties. Then we headed to Zach’s Shack for hot dogs and grab-bag-opening. You can see some of what we found in them over here.

…And with that, I’m off to continue my awesome-recovery program. See you tomorrow.

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