Sunny Sunday in Southern California

Sunday - it was (and still is!) a beautiful day in sunny Southern California.  Linda B. and I met at the monthly Jamestown Flea Market in Old Town Tustin around 8:30am. The place was packed as I drove by looking for a place to park.  I was excited to see so many vendors at this event (it's held every 4th Sunday of the month - rain or shine)
And look at THIS vendor's table!  It was so overwhelming to me that I didn't even START to look through all of this.  That's Linda in the second photo in the black top digging through to get some good pieces . . .
I picked up another suitcase from what I am now calling "my suitcase man", but I forgot to bring it in so I can't show you a photo.  It was a steal for 10 bucks.

But I DID bring THIS in when I returned home.  Iron . . . glass . . . vintage . . . rusty . . . and WHEELS!  I don't know what it is about tables, chairs, or whatever has wheels, but I sure do like them . . .

I cleaned the glass and rolled this beauty out onto my deck.  Not sure what I am going to use the bottom shelf for yet.  Maybe more plants?  Linda said she could see the whole thing as an outdoor bar with cocktail glasses, ice bucket, wine *smiles*.  I guess I can always remove whatever is on it (at the time) and turn it into a serving cart.
Look at the wheels and the handle.  I just love it!  And the price?  Well, it's on my deck right? *wink wink*
After the flea market (and a quick stop in Whimzy! - it was crowded) we walked a couple of blocks to the Aaron Brothers store.  
On our walk back we saw this along the walkway . . .
Made a quick swoop through Vintage Lady and then walked over to Rutabegorz Restaurant.  

We usually go to Quinn's after this flea market, but Linda had never been to Rutabegorz and they have their Strawberry Salad w/Chicken this time of the year.  Again, no photos of the salad, but here are the drinks.  

We dined outdoors :) . . .

Round #1 Pomagrani-tini and white wine.  Round #2 some kind of orange sugar-rimmed martini and white wine.  

Back to that salad.  Romaine lettuce, fresh strawberries, chicken, feta cheese, red onions, sugared almonds (oooooh these just MAKE the salad) - all tossed in Rutabegorz' Raspberry Poppyseed dressing.  Can you say YUUUUMMMEE?!

You can go to their website for additional locations in Fullerton and Orange.  And vegetarians?  This spot is for YOU.

9 comments:

Nice and Easy Antiques said...

I wanted to go today to that Flea Market but family kept me away. I'm glad you enjoyed it! Hope to make it next month!!

Lori said...

How's about I just send you some money and you can fill up a bag for me at that flea market? They sell by the pound, right??? rofl. I'd be in heaven. The flea markets around here don't sell "good" stuff like that... sounds and looks like a wonderful weekend, Sherry, and maybe you should hang some of your charms on your new "deck table"? hee

Peggy Parker said...

Great cart! I think you should use it for whatever strikes your fancy, allowing yourself to change its function with your mood or the occasion. :) When you decide to serve drinks from it, give me a holler!

Linda Ledbetter said...

Ditto what Lori said! Now I not only want to attend one of your classes, I want to go shopping with you, too!

Nancy Lynn said...

A weekend of classes and shopping with you sounds just perfect. Looks like a great flea market.

Minxy said...

gold silver and copper oh my.. think i'd of walked off with a basket of each lol

Unknown said...

I love that table! ANd it has wheels! How great is that! Sorry we couldn't chat! Things just spin out of control sometimes! See you soon!

BT said...

Wow, what an amazing flea market. We don't seem to have things like that here. I love your double decker table with whizzy wheels. What a great buy. I think you should use it to display arty things and STUFF!
xxx

Pallas said...

This looks like a great place to have a sister's day when I return to Southern California this Fall.