This morning I went to the Farmer's Market here in downtown Winston-Salem. I went with Brian's mom and Isabel. I've been wanting to go because I love Farmer's Markets. They always have fresh stuff and things that you know real people have worked hard on. So, why not support them?? Of course the one downtown is not as large as the one in Greensboro but it did have some good stuff and everything is reasonably price
d! We got a bright red pepper for like $1, big scallions (not those skinny wilty ones from the grocery store), freshly baked this morning foccacia bread for $2, corn, a handmade bookmark, a mini poundcake for Brian, a mini coconut pie for my mom, cinnamon coffe cake for a brunch that we're having tomorrow, and some fresh cut flowers! (Just don't leave your flowers in the car too long...mine got a little wilty but I think they're coming back.) So, I think that's pretty awesome and we didn't spend much at all! So you need to go check it out. It's every Tuesday and Thursday 9am-2pm through October. It's right at Cherry and Sixth Street in the downtown Arts District...you can turn left from Trade.
d! We got a bright red pepper for like $1, big scallions (not those skinny wilty ones from the grocery store), freshly baked this morning foccacia bread for $2, corn, a handmade bookmark, a mini poundcake for Brian, a mini coconut pie for my mom, cinnamon coffe cake for a brunch that we're having tomorrow, and some fresh cut flowers! (Just don't leave your flowers in the car too long...mine got a little wilty but I think they're coming back.) So, I think that's pretty awesome and we didn't spend much at all! So you need to go check it out. It's every Tuesday and Thursday 9am-2pm through October. It's right at Cherry and Sixth Street in the downtown Arts District...you can turn left from Trade.
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