Selling Hats on a Cold Day in GA

So I don’t think today was cold because of any polar vortex. We just had you run of the mill November nor'easter with wind, no rain. It was just plainly cold outside and you might figure that would make it a banner day for selling crocheted hats. It wasn't. Maybe it was because of the few that braved the cold to come out to the Community Market, most were already dressed for it including hats. There were a couple of guys in shorts and more than a few folks still out and about in flip flops, but no one seemed anxious to stay for any length of time up on the pavilion. In the summer the vendors up there (me included) welcome the breeze off the river and invite shoppers and browsers up into nature’s ‘air conditioning’ but the shoppers weren't having any of that today. Instead everyone was on speed browse and out of there quick, heading back toward the sunny side of the street. It would have been a good day to turn the A/C off but Mother Nature wasn't having any of that either! The A/C has been off in my house for a few weeks and even though I haven’t turned the heater on in the house, I have pulled out all the quilts and a couple of blankets. And today I didn’t sell a single hat…but there’s always next weekend.