We loaded up this morning and headed downtown to the Public Market this morning. You can sorta see the shopping cart we bring in the trunk; it does it's job, but stuff on the bottom has a tendency to get squished, so we end up doing a lot of shuffling around of stuff as we go to make sure the heavy stuff goes underneath the squishy stuff.
As is usually the case when we go shopping, our trip was cut short when we ran out of room to haul stuff (this even after sending the boys back to the van to drop some stuff off.)
I was ridiculously, deliriously happy to find a purveyor of sour cherries, and I bought all he had. Further along in the market there was another seller, so I'm hoping there will still be some available when we go to the market next week. Sour cherries are extremely fragile and have a short season; we had picked some a few weeks ago, but weather, uncooperative babies, and busy-ness with other stuff precluded another trip to the farm. We'll get at least a few more cherry pies now!
We loaded up this morning and headed downtown to the Public Market this morning. You can sorta see the shopping cart we bring in the trunk; it does it's job, but stuff on the bottom has a tendency to get squished, so we end up doing a lot of shuffling around of stuff as we go to make sure the heavy stuff goes underneath the squishy stuff.
As is usually the case when we go shopping, our trip was cut short when we ran out of room to haul stuff (this even after sending the boys back to the van to drop some stuff off.)
I was ridiculously, deliriously happy to find a purveyor of sour cherries, and I bought all he had. Further along in the market there was another seller, so I'm hoping there will still be some available when we go to the market next week. Sour cherries are extremely fragile and have a short season; we had picked some a few weeks ago, but weather, uncooperative babies, and busy-ness with other stuff precluded another trip to the farm. We'll get at least a few more cherry pies now!
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