should post.
Feeling un-motivated. meh.
The first winter farmers' market (yesterday) was great. A cold day, but not snowing, so there was a great turnout. Good press coverage, too.
Also this weekend: Started designing the holiday cards, rather earlier than usual. Yay! I also started working on a local-food-order wiki, to provide some online information about that particular endeavor. Hopefully I'll have it fleshed out enough to be useful by the time we have the order forms done later this week. If nothing else, it gives us an online home for the order forms and will hopefully cut down a bit on the number of questions we end up answering over e-mail. Last year with all the localvore interest we got, the e-correspondence was a bit cumbersome.
This week = crazy.
Monday: Work meeting at Nat. Life in pm to start conference planning for next spring. Then go to pottery class.
Tuesday: women's alliance potluck. Also, finish up order form for local order, 'cause I won't be around Wednesday.
Wednesday: Get T's truck to garage for muffler patch. Also, Yamato Japanese Drummers @ Flynn! Squee!
Thursday: Get my truck to garage for new tires. Choir practice. Also finagle a way to get to studio and pick up any new work from the latest kiln unloading.
Friday: Trinity plays @ Cider House; also pack up for pottery sale.
Saturday: Solidarity Craft Fair @ Unitarian Church, downtown Montpelier, 9-4. Come, buy my pottery, support a good cause!
Sunday: Community choir/carol sing in late afternoon/evening.
Um, yes. I am insane. There's printing and addressing of holiday cards in there somewhere, too.
It's sort of too bad that I also have to work 40 hours in there somewhere.
Anyway! Here, have some shiny farmers' market pictures:
The macro view first:
Littlewood Farm: kale! cabbage! kimchee!
Pete's Greens assorted veg
Gaylord Farm--loved their orderly veggies in wooden boxes
Blackwell Roots: most beautiful cabbage EVAH! Also, squash from above!
The first winter farmers' market (yesterday) was great. A cold day, but not snowing, so there was a great turnout. Good press coverage, too.
Also this weekend: Started designing the holiday cards, rather earlier than usual. Yay! I also started working on a local-food-order wiki, to provide some online information about that particular endeavor. Hopefully I'll have it fleshed out enough to be useful by the time we have the order forms done later this week. If nothing else, it gives us an online home for the order forms and will hopefully cut down a bit on the number of questions we end up answering over e-mail. Last year with all the localvore interest we got, the e-correspondence was a bit cumbersome.
This week = crazy.
Monday: Work meeting at Nat. Life in pm to start conference planning for next spring. Then go to pottery class.
Tuesday: women's alliance potluck. Also, finish up order form for local order, 'cause I won't be around Wednesday.
Wednesday: Get T's truck to garage for muffler patch. Also, Yamato Japanese Drummers @ Flynn! Squee!
Thursday: Get my truck to garage for new tires. Choir practice. Also finagle a way to get to studio and pick up any new work from the latest kiln unloading.
Friday: Trinity plays @ Cider House; also pack up for pottery sale.
Saturday: Solidarity Craft Fair @ Unitarian Church, downtown Montpelier, 9-4. Come, buy my pottery, support a good cause!
Sunday: Community choir/carol sing in late afternoon/evening.
Um, yes. I am insane. There's printing and addressing of holiday cards in there somewhere, too.
It's sort of too bad that I also have to work 40 hours in there somewhere.
Anyway! Here, have some shiny farmers' market pictures:
The macro view first:
Littlewood Farm: kale! cabbage! kimchee!
Pete's Greens assorted veg
Gaylord Farm--loved their orderly veggies in wooden boxes
Blackwell Roots: most beautiful cabbage EVAH! Also, squash from above!