We bought some wonderful local asparagus there today.
Rhubarb, I'm not fond of, but many are.
At this time, much of the food isn't local, but, as I've written before, you can try anything there before you purchase it, so you have a good idea if the quality is good or not.
I've blogged about a cashier (I believe he is a part owner of the business) who adds up your order mentally, in a sing song voice something like an auctioneer. And the California teacher wanted to hear him in action.
So, Liz, here he is, misspelling and all.
Someone online called him a "mathematic". I don't know if it's a word, but if it is, it describes him pretty well.
Have you ever tried mental math?
It's how I roll, 24X7
ReplyDeleteI haven't yet stop in at our local farmer market. That asprugus looks good.
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I do like farmer's markets or markets of any kind. Always great to see interesting characters
ReplyDeleteHm, no that is new to me... love rhubarb though - reminds me of childhood summers:-)
ReplyDeleteWe love the visit to our local farmer's market. We were encouraged to do mental math. My dad could do multiplication of bigger numbers mentally. My son also does mental math. It's a good way to boost memory cells.
ReplyDeletePretty impressive. I saw him writing some stuff down there, though...
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