Lidia found her wagon and began shopping on the right of the inn.  She came to a wagon where she met a nice middle-aged man that sold furniture. "Excuse me sir, me don't need anyt'in fancy. 'ere is my list of furnishings." The man looked at her furnishing list and showed her all kinds of handmade furniture. "I got a nice round table and chairs made of fine oak. They'll last ya forever. The seats have a cushion with your choice of color. Ya need a bed, what size?"<br/>The farmer's daughter chose a full-size bed with a carved headboard, and small posts on all four corners. The bed had matching dresser with mirror and two nightstands.<br/>Lidia knew what living room furniture she wanted. She dickered and agreed in a fair price. The man gave her in a kitchen cupboard with a large hutch, four drawers, and marble counter free. Then he left to get her required items and load them. She purchased a wooden, red, medium sized garden wagon with sides, and pulled it around as she shopped.<br/><br/>The blond saw a peddler's wagon loaded down with cookware, washboard, and house goods. She knew there were must haves here. Lidia would need cookware and rod-iron hangers and storage pieces for cookware. She placed the item in her cart and brought them to her wagon. The furniture man help lift the items into her wagon.Garth, being a blacksmith would come in handy.<br/><br/>"Thankie Sir", she called back and  wrote in the margin of her list, 'a book for woodworking.'<br/><br/><br/>Lidia, skipped to a wagon, with a signs hung from the sides. 'Maries Cloth Making  and Sewing Supplies' The middle aged woman was dressed in very well made rose colored, damask, fitted bodice, laced dress. She sold the blond student 5 yards of patterned and solid colored cloth, felt, a spinning wheel, a small loom, a whole fleece, a bushel of cotton and flax, and various needles, and sewing box for half price. The middle aged woman offered to get the blond the stationary supplies she had listed.<br/><br/>Next on the list was things for her Dragon…She wrote the margin "Dragon bed."<br/>The farmer's daughter walked toward a sign posted front of a tent, "Tent Sale Every Thing Must Go" A young woman had three children chasing a dog, she was about to tear up a huge quilted bedroll when Lidia hollered, "May I have that please."<br/>The woman with the bedroll looked at Lidia funny and gave to the blond.<br/>"It's old and worn out. Sure you can miss."<br/>Lidia purchased a used decorative, wooden bed that would fit a 100lb animal; treasure box full of shiny trinkets; a large pewter bowl with a blank nameplate, a cloth bag labeled TREATS, a large, blue, fleece blanket and leather harness and animal pack for 30 silver from the woman.  Lidia still had 20 gold.<br/><br/>In the margin she put see Yeeru to engrave nameplate.<br/><br/>The last row of wagons she found, had assorted winter clothes and leather goods on sale. She made out like a bandit on bargains.<br/><br/>Lidia, heard music from in front of her, a brightly painted, 'music wagon' was covered with instruments. The farmer's daughter asked a bald headed, elderly gentleman for a professional fiddle and guitar. He showed her a lovely handcrafted violin and handed it to her. Lidia played a lullaby and traditional song as people gathered around her. The clapped and asked her to play another.<br/>The elderly man approached her, "You play like an angel my fingers will not let me play and none of my children play. Please, take my lady, come back with it, and play for us. Lidia was speechless. She tried to protest and the old man persisted. The music peddler gave her a case. Lidia was stunned and carried it like china. He sold her a used guitar, a music note book, a song book, and strings for violin and guitar. Lidia bought bells and a small drum and placed them in her red wagon.<br/><br/>The farmer's daughter stopped at the final, wall tent. A pregnant woman was selling jewelry, bobbles, and, clocks, timepieces, and charms on long cabinets . Lidia always wanted a clock with chimes and a timepiece, to carry, like her father, in her pocket. She tried on a shimmering bracelet of silver. She picked out a charm of a dragon with outstretched wing, a ring that was a puzzle, and three large crystals on chains. She held the crystals in the sunlight and covered the area in prisms. Lidia was happy she was able to get the price down and get the crystals for free. He donned all the jewelry. She felt like a lady. Lidia realized the fortune teller was right.<br/><br/>The blond caught a wonderful aroma that caused her to take a deep sniff. She recognized melted sugar, cinnamon, baked apples, blueberries, and fresh baked bread. She fallowed her nose to a group of women baking sweet breads, fruit pies, and muffins. She asked for an assortment wrapped and placed in a flour sack.<br/>Another group of cooks had boar on a spit; assorted meats on a grill; and chicken pieces on a stick. Lidia ordered some of each wrapped in wax paper and placed in a burlap sack. She placed the food on top of her garden wagon.<br/><br/>Lidia sat at a wooden table, placed on the right side of the inn, overlooking the main road. the farmer's daughter looked over list and checked her purchases. As she ate, she made notes of what she would like in her room in the immediate future…*Me gots 15 gold. Me needs a rug by the bed, oil lamps, oil, candles n holders, pillows, sheets, comforter, blankets, dishes, hair bows and ribbons.  Me gots money fur a c'ina tea set, tea pot, pewter plates, real silverware, set of kitchen knives, bladed weapon… dagger, a staff,  Lore mistress, says can get from 'er. Err em books, me could learn ta make leather clot'es and goods.  Me needs  leather and wood working tools…me needs a cook book, 'erb seedlings, an garden tools and work gloves."<br/><br/>The blond got up and purchased the remaining items; then trudged over her wagon filled with household goods over by the furniture salesman; once her wagon was full, the man tied everything down with a tarp.<br/><br/>Lidia checked her change and still had over 2 gold, 38 silver and 18 copper. She caught up with her classmates. "Me is all ready ta go. Ya got ya wagons n ready. Maybe we s'ould compare lists an make s'ore we ain't furgeetng nuffin."<br/><br/>She held out her list.