My last CSA day
y what a summer it has been. Sadly, nothing says summer is over like your last CSA day. The leaves are dropping, my garden is dying, I’m wearing tights, and no more farm-fresh veggies will be coming my way. Bummer.
Being our first foray into Community Supported Agriculture {CSA}, we split a share with another family, receiving our share every other week. It has been an enlightening 10 weeks, let me tell ya! Between our garden and the CSA, the three of us – eating mostly vegetarian – had a hard time keeping up. I can’t imagine what a whole share would be like. Veggie overload! You definitely get your money’s worth.
The end of summer calls for celebration, don’t you think? I didn’t throw a party, but I did wear a party dress.
I spy Fall on the horizon.
- Nick & Mo dress {purchased locally at Dale’s Clothing, but also available at ModCloth}
- Gloves {purchased locally at Vintage Vogue}
- Underskirt {Silversärk purchased locally at Vintage Vogue, but she’s also on Etsy}
- MIA shoes {purchased locally at KICK}
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h man, did I score a lot of local loot today! My CSA {Community Supported Agriculture} had a huge Napa Cabbage in it this week. Anyone know what to do with it? Spinach, lettuce, and Kohlrabi made a comeback, along with the usual beets, tomatoes, and jalapeños. Parsley and winter squash were new. One leek also made a cameo appearance. The carrots I purchased at the 
