This was your family's lifestyle.

Yeah, we were gardeners, and we had natural remedies.

I do have some Native American blood because our history states that when the Trail of the Tears was getting organized, that my great-grandmother's father met a young man getting off the boat from Ireland and said if he would marry his daughter for $5 and a white horse, he could have her, 'cause she was, she was a tiny woman.

She wouldn't make it across, uh, Trail of Tears.

And we totally lost contact of where or if they made it.

So that comes in there.

And h- and her, her thing is just like, "This is what Great-Grandma did, and this is what Great-Grandma..." And I got to remembering that, and I thought, "I want to study that further." And, uh, I sought out several people that taught, and I found one that really worked for me, and that's Phyllis Delight from Arab, Alabama.

Tell us a little bit about your booth, what you have, when the, um, market will open, and what to expect when we stop by your table.