I've been reading Barbara Kingsolver's
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle (thanks Alicia!), so I feel like a total champ for buying something from nearly everyone at our local farmer's market yesterday, and like a complete loser for having not shopped there sooner. The bounty was plentiful.
Market totebag is from
SparklePower.
Best Wednesday night communion ever. Wine was not from the market but is local.
Awesome fresh flowers you will never find at the supermarket? $3.
It has been far too long since I shucked an ear of corn. My husband has juvenile diabetes, so corn is a Bad Veggie... but I couldn't resist.
Market totebag is from SparklePower.
Best Wednesday night communion ever. Wine was not from the market but is local.
Awesome fresh flowers you will never find at the supermarket? $3.
It has been far too long since I shucked an ear of corn. My husband has juvenile diabetes, so corn is a Bad Veggie... but I couldn't resist.
4 comments:
oliver wine is the BEST.
I found your website from Spoonflower (loved that fabric!)...and it's so funny, I feel like I somehow know you! I live in NYC, but grew up in the hills of Southern Indiana. While I'm a textile conservator now (working on historic textiles for museums), I had a brief career at Oliver Winery. Small world. kate :)
funny, I'm reading that book right now too - and it's totally changing the way I buy and fix food for my family. good for you for going local!
I just finished that book. It has inspired me to make little changes in my shopping and cooking. I love farmers markets because it brings you a little closer to the cycle of the year. PS, your quilting is beautiful.
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