We
had our best market this year, which on the surface might not seem
like saying a lot because we've had so many rained-out days, but you
take what you can get, right? For the first time in months, the
forecast was in our favor, and for the first time in months, the
predictions actually held out. There were some dark clouds, however,
hovering on the horizon, as if to taunt us. Nothing comes easy with
the farmer's market.
We
were prepared, as well. We had plenty of falafels and fixings, and
the flow of people was pretty steady, with an occasional lull and a
smattering of rushes. We went through all of our veggies and bread,
and ended up with a bag or two of falafels. It worked out well in the
end. We had enough stuff to go to the wire, and we only turned away a
few people. Plus, we didn't have a lot of leftovers that couldn't be
frozen. I love when that happens.
It
should be interesting to see how the next market goes. You really
have to hit the ground running because the market seems to pop up
every week.
Until
then, thanks for reading, and thanks to Sayed Dhansay for the pic.
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