After the table is cleared and Holiday Shopping Season begins, PLEASE shop locally and wherever possible buy AMERICAN.
I plan on doing all my shopping right here in Hogansville Georgia. Although we are a small town by most standards, our shops and restaurants are outstanding.
Fabulous Antique shops …
Great coffee (really good Artisan Roasted)…
Friendly (and beautiful) people…
Great architecture…
The Grand Hotel, above…
The former Royal Theatre is now City Hall, a restored Art Deco building.
Come visit, you will not be disappointed.
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And PLEASE put a live Christmas tree on your list. Keep in mind it will come from an American Tree Farm. The plastic faux decorations are made in China.
My friends and I have been discussing buying locally. We have so many great local vendors here in Austin…should be a delight and good for our local economy!
Great post, and what a lovely community you live in! I live in a small town in southern Maine and do as much of my shopping locally as I can, and especially love to find treasures made by local artisans. I wish you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving!
I was reading a post elsewhere about green tips for Thanksgiving. One suggestion was that we shop thrift shops for things like a gravy boat, extra platter, vase that we might need for Thanksgiving dinner — Christmas, too.
We just bought three small Christmas trees from our neighborhood Lowes and have already started decking halls with our favorite antique ornaments and holiday decor.
xo E + J
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Could not agree more about shopping American -thanks for the reminder! I hope you and your family have a great Thanksgiving!
My friends and I have been discussing buying locally. We have so many great local vendors here in Austin…should be a delight and good for our local economy!
Great post, and what a lovely community you live in! I live in a small town in southern Maine and do as much of my shopping locally as I can, and especially love to find treasures made by local artisans. I wish you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving!
I was reading a post elsewhere about green tips for Thanksgiving. One suggestion was that we shop thrift shops for things like a gravy boat, extra platter, vase that we might need for Thanksgiving dinner — Christmas, too.
Love this post Hogansville is such a great town and the people are wonderful! Loved seeing Mary’s face on here:) Miss you.
We just bought three small Christmas trees from our neighborhood Lowes and have already started decking halls with our favorite antique ornaments and holiday decor.
xo E + J