Hello, hello, welcome to highbrow. How is everyone doing today?

Some things that I've been up to. The other day I went to the

Sturbridge show, which if you don't know what that is, it's a vintage show. I believe that this was

the first time it's come to New York City. Usually it's in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, hence the

name. But that was really fun.

I love going to vintage shows.

I don't know if you know this about me.

I feel like if you follow me on Instagram, you know, but that's where I get all my gems,

like my actual like vintage gems.

Because I'd say I would shop around throughout the year, but it's at these shows where they

have all these like curators who come in and they have like their really old stuff like

antiques, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, um clothing but also like accessories, jewelry, sometimes even

just like random objects, things that I would not be able to find on my own personally.

Or even if I did know where to find them, I just like wouldn't personally have the time or energy to go through these like, you know, warehouses and stuff like that.

But I think honestly most of the sellers that I've talked to,

they get most of their stuff from other vintage sellers.

So it is kind of like, it's kind of interesting because they'll like sell each other

their stock and then, you know, it kind of goes back and forth sometimes,

which is funny if you follow everyone in the circle. But then also, you know, it kind of goes back and forth sometimes, which is funny if you follow

everyone in the circle.

But then also, the more established you are, you'll get people like calling in to be like,

hey, my grandmother died.

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