Open year round (how did I miss this?!?!?). You can purchase wooden coins to pay to make transactions easy. Free parking. I walked over and walked back to get my car. Too much to carry -- such a delight to walk around. I walked and ate cherry tomatoes and talked to lots of people.
I saw the local woman from the history tour too. We exchanged 'hellos.' It felt like a small town community event.
The most interesting stand was jars of SPELLS from the Wiccan society. $25 a jar. I didn't partake because what if it's the wrong spell lol. I couldn't take a picture without seeming rude, but it's an interesting find -- never seen anything like it before.
It's hard to tell from the picture, but the bowl of tomatoes is HUGE. I bought 5 pints of cherry tomatoes (all from different stands). Farm eggs that can sit on the counter. A few big boy tomatoes and some cucumbers (I'm in a lull with my plants).
There was also a house plant stand. These are low maintenance from the succulent family.
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| I'm planning to give this Bear Claw as a gift, but it might be hard to part ways. |
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| They look so pretty! The 3rd one is on the big plant table. |
I went to the teahouse and finished this book. It was excellent -- top read list. The writing was incredible and I don't say that often. It was a read-every-sentence-carefully kind of book because it was amazing. Beautiful book.
Got home and ran to the library. Here's what I got (not pictured is a travel guide for Ireland).
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| Spoken word from "The Moth" My girlfriend recommended. All short stories. |
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| Started this first. HUGE wait list so I want to return it first. |
Today is a homebody day hanging with the family. I have a few more things to chat about but I'll save them for later. It feels good to feel better. The only lingering crap is from the medication side effect. It's like a full fog has lifted.
Hope you have a good Sunday. Later gators.
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