This afternoon, the boys and I ventured into the heart of city charm and nostalgia—Cherokee Street's Antique Row—for the beloved annual Cookie Spree. Our family's affinity for antiques is only matched by our fondness for cookies, making this event a perfect outing for us. The spree coincided with the Print Bazaar, a celebration of local print artists, bringing an additional layer of creativity to our excursion. Stepping back into this tradition after a hiatus during the pandemic, we noticed changes; the antique shops seemed sparser, giving way to a burgeoning scene of print artistry. The street was alive with creativity and community, a clear sign of transformation since our last visit. Among the many delights, one of the more unexpected encounters was with a friendly llama, nonchalantly gracing one of the street corners. It added a touch of whimsy to our day, creating one of those unique memories that we'll look back on with a smile. Despite the joy of the spree, there co