Produce and Dancing- Typical Small Town Day

Tuesday is my dear daughter's dance and gymnastics day.  Every Tuesday we head to the local beauty salon to take dance.  Strange I know?  I think I mentioned I live in a small town.  The dance class meets in a room in the back of the salon.  While the dancing is going on I sit in the front of the salon w/another mother.  This day of the week is alway trying as we don't get home until 7:00 p.m.  As we are nearing the end of the school year we are also preparing for the annual dance recital.  Today my sweetie got a new dance costume (wish something I wear would fit in a sandwich baggie)- gold lame leopard print.  I asked my daughter what kind of dance she would be doing in this costume and she promptly responded ballet???  I went on to ask the music they were using for the routine and she replied "Who let the dogs out"-  I think she is a bit confused.

Today, I attended my local Kiwanis Club.  We meet every week at a local establishment.  Each week a member is responsible for hosting a guest speaker.  This week we welcomed a local organic farmer.  The farmer recently moved to our community from Turks and Caicos.  He and his parents purchased a small farm and began planting.  This summer they will offer community supported agriculture program.  Basically, you purchase a share or half share and receive weekly vegetable deliveries.  If you have read about my quest for homegrown tomatoes, you know this is right up my alley.  Sign me up!  Living in a small town is wonderful, but we don't have access to lots of produce one might find in the city.  Currently, I must drive about an hour to purchase herbs and certain produce.  Maybe this summer I will grow my own herbs.