This morning I drove past a construction (orange) sign that said "be prepared to stop". The person in front of me at the time was driving somewhat erratically. There was no construction nearby (or anywhere on my route to work).
What I want to know is: how did they know?
The spring farm share is weekly for eight weeks, starting today.
We had most of the pak choi in a stir-fry tonight. I'm glad to have parsnips again, which I like roasted along with other root veggies. There was a jar of the tomato puree in one of the winter shares and it made a good base for soup, so I'll probably do that again. The hydroponic lettuce has been nice in salads. Normally I don't notice lettuce being especially good; it's just there. This is good.
I've been having a delightful email conversation with somebody at the CSA, initially because they asked for feedback on the winter share. I mentioned that this was my first CSA experience and I'd been blogging it, and shared the tag link (hi, CSA folks!).
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