If you’re a fan of the show Supernatural, then you know the cast and crew like to raise money for good causes. Supernatural’s stars regularly use show logos and characters in STANDS merchandise to support non-profits and communities. In the past, they’ve raised money for hunger, hurricane relief, pandemic support, and suicide awareness. This month they are selling Pride merchandise to raise money for OutYouth. This is the LAST week to purchase items so we hope you support them. The mission for OutYouth is the following: “Out Youth serves Central Texas LGBTQIA+ (lesbian/gay/bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning, intersex, and asexual) youth and their allies with programs and services to ensure these promising young people develop into happy, healthy, successful adults. Founded in 1990, Out Youth has grown and changed over the years, but we’ve always retained our most important facet – providing a safe space for LGBTQ+ youth to come together, receive support,…

Following up on our earlier post about Vintage Market Days of Greater Atlanta, we visited the Gwinnett Fairgrounds to see what it was all about. The market will be going on for two more days – Saturday, May 14th, and Sunday, May 15th, so you have plenty of time to make it out there to see what they have to offer. We’re including a pictorial essay of what we found. The vendors were all as nice as could be and willing to answer any questions we had. Rings made of typewriter keys that are adjustable for any ring size. RIngs made from silver cutlery. One vendor we had the pleasure of meeting was Paula Brown who sells repurposed military uniforms as accessories for dogs. Serving Once More takes uniforms worn by service men and women and turns them into bandanas, collar covers, bows, and bow ties for your doggo. And,…