November 21st LOCKPORT COMMUNITY FARMERS MARKET

 I went to the Community Market for the first time this year. In the "winter" it is held inside Harrison Place.  




hoping that HUMAN FARMS would be there so I could redeem my last four dollar coupon.  They were and I got a small head of broccoli and some onions. 
I noticed this outside of the market , in an open area inside Harrison Place. 

So, I went out and went inside
They also had a booth set up outside, offering vintage items.

After I left, I called Betty to tell her about Human Farms since she still had coupons left.  Then I went to GOULDS Christmas in the City.  Then I went  to the library to read todays paper.  I ran into Crystal there.  

I spent the rest of the day at home.  I took a lot of my summer tops and put them in a closet upstairs and did a few other organizing tasks.  

Peg and I arranged to celebrate Betty's birthday (the 23rd) tomorrow after church.  As soon as the service is over, I will order food from Kalamata's and then go pick it up and the three of us will have lunch at the church.  


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