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The Ditzy Gypsy Decor

No, I'm not changing the name of my booth or blog. White Lace and Promises is where it all began. The shop have a new owner thus the name change from The Clucking Chicken to The Ditzy Gypsy Decor and More. 

The owner is young and creative and has lots of new ideas including a coffee bar. 







Savannah Perkins has the talent and ideas and her own handy man, Justin Perkins DBA Perkins Handyman Services, to help her carry them out. 

Savannah works from home as a Youth Case Manager for Jobs Unlimited. She also keeps the books for her husband's business while managing the store and being a mom to two teenage boys. Savannah has experience in retail working at Merle Norman owned and managed by her aunt, Teresa Bridges. 

I am enjoying sharing ideas with Savannah and look forward to seeing her grow the business. It's exciting to see new life begin to blossom in our small town. 

The small town that I grew up in, Tennille, GA has grown with other great little shops like The Market on Central, The Shoppes at Station 13, and Deep River Outfitters. 
 
We are not in competition with each other. New business creates new customers for all of us. 



















If you're ever in Middle Georgia, a little RR town lies between Augusta and Macon, Georgia. Stop and browse. We'll have a burger at Smashed, a pizza at Trackside or nachos at PePe's. If it's a cup of coffee you want while you stop to shop, we'll see you at The Ditzy Gypsy Decor and More. 





Comments

  1. LindaOctober 18, 2021 at 1:37 PM

    LOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE this! Hey...um...don't be mad, it just dawned on me, I never sent you a email (hanging my head in shame). Bad, bad Linda. smiles

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  2. Red Rose AlleyOctober 18, 2021 at 1:55 PM

    What a creative and cute name. I love it. You got me at Gypsy. The shop looks like it has many
    wonderful items. And a coffee section adds a special touch. I'd love to browse through here,
    although I'm not near Georgia at all. I hope her business does well, Bonnie.

    ~Sheri

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  3. MariOctober 18, 2021 at 5:01 PM

    I love that name! I'd want to shop there if I was close by. And if I ever make it to GA, I'll look for you!

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  4. JoyceOctober 22, 2021 at 10:33 AM

    So exciting!!!

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  5. TheresaOctober 22, 2021 at 5:16 PM

    Beautiful! I will remember to stop in if I am in that area. Enjoy your evening dear friend, HUGS!

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