Checking Out the Tacoma Farmers Market and I got Cold feet
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- Опубліковано 17 лис 2017
- I really enjoy Farmers Markets and a coworker suggested I check out the Proctor Farmers Market in Tacoma Washington. It was worth the drive even though it was Cold!
I LOVE a good farmers market! Thanks for taking us along 😀
+Southern Goodness your welcome! ☺️
I love checking out local farmers markets(I used to have my own business of organizing/managing farmers markets). It's always great to support local small businesses, artisans and farmers!
But no coffee?! How dare they! ☕️
+Lori P. They had hot cider... for $4 a cup. I decided to pass but it smelled great.
Mmmm, hot cider also sounds perfect for a chilly late autumn day! 🍂
No wool was harmed in the making of those socks
+Ee Bah Gum Lad! Hahah!
+Laurie Berg vegan socks I guess!
haha... good one !!!!
I'm sitting here reading that label and wondering, "Where's the wool?" LOL.
+Caravan Carolyn weird right?!?
I love a good farmers market.
+Z Shark Real food is best!
The Ballard Farmer's Market is a good one too. It runs on Sunday all year around.
+Elaine Steffens Great! Thanks, I’ve been forgetting to look it up. My new friend DreamSideOut filmed a pizza place there that looked amazing.
Those socks must be made with wool from the new genetically modified sheep. They feed them used plastic shopping bags and they grow wool that is 100% polyester, wink wink
+Van Der Hoof TRUTH.
Fremont, Ballard and the u district also have very good farmers markets up on the north side.
+M Rich great to know. Those are more convenient for me.
E says 'ah, it must be alternative wool!'.
+Ms. Gearhead haha!
Looks great. Haven't visited a farmers market since I was in my home town.
+Naturally NeCee I need to make it a priority, I enjoy them so much.
Those socks!! Hahahaha. Also, sounds like you've stumbled onto a business oppurtunity at the Tacoma Farmers Market.
+csquared huh?
Static CamperVan A coffee stand!
+csquared Oh! 😆
Alright Mr. Static, I think we hit upon a great idea that just might address your entertainment refinements. Since you've no doubt taken to chainsaw art creation like the proverbial hungry pelican swooping in upon small, hapless fish; I imagine that the meticulous rigors of intricate small figurine carving should (with time) pose not a significant challenge to your multi-talented quiver. You'll need two off-setting colored bars of soap and a k-bar. So, three bars in total. Then you'll need to return to Tacoma and reorder that same exact salmon sandwich. The important part, the part that you probably over-looked on your first trip, is to save the grease barrier paper upon which your sandwich was presented. You need to cut that paper into an 8 by 8 grid following the checkered pattern. After your have the grid cut out, you must then proceed to carve chess piece figurines out of the soap. Remember to allow for the required number and type of piece. For instance, there are two bishops per color. So you will need to carve out a total of four bishops. Once you have all of your pieces carved (to exact standards) you can then place them in order upon your new chessboard. Then all you have to do is ask someone to play chess with you. Afterwards, regardless of who wins, you will have been rewarded with an endearing pastime, and when you rinse your hands off with water, they should be quite clean. Regarding the Tacoma, I saw a couple of guys drive past me in one yesterday, but neither one of them looked like a farmer.
+4321 Dud Bravo! 😂😂😂😂
Strange, I just bought a piece of Tasmanian sea-farmed salmon for a dish I plan to make, with cream, white wine, angel-hair pasta .
+RemusKingOfRome5 that sounds good too
Yumm Brioche Salmon 🥪 I try to find a local farmers' market where ever I go. It's not pure wool it has to much synthetic fabrics
Check out the glass museum in Tacoma, cool plsce.😀
+Elf Lords Journeys great suggestion!
A typo. They meant "Fool" socks.
+seller559 Oh! 😆
I love farmers markets as well. I'm in NYC, so you are bound to find one somewhere at any time of the year. That sandwich looked delicious and that piece of salmon looked huge. Must have cost at least $13-15 right?
+NoProGoPronto I think it was $9. To be honest, I don’t have a food budget, I buy food that I want to eat and am not concerned with the price :^)
Thats one of the benefits of not paying rent.. Being able to eat great food :)
+Z Shark I’d be better off financially if I’d budget my food costs but not near as happy.
Wool blend in mandarin means grey...
+chester doodlevich Ha! But they are made in the USA!?!
Well, well, well
How about this situation!! 🎣🐟🦈
Here you are talking of Salmon in your video
While I am having some Salmon for my dinner
Yes, tasty!!
I keep working and reworking my receipt that from memory I prepare. I figure, Gotta get it to the Best I can as perhaps one day you'll use in your Cookbook. 99.9% your how- tos and maybe this to somehow appear.....
I heard you mention, if I'm not mistaken, that you don't really enJOY typing. Well, it's not a problem for me
Perhaps a joint venture... I've already started. I figure it might be that 50 times I will need to prepare this Salmon, what with writing down, to re write, to prepare and directions write/ type yet again...
WOW your Salmon looks Delicious and then multiply the Deliciousness factor about 5x
Mine maybe not so fancy, except it's filling and appetite there is.
What I've shared here is something to think on. Who knows, months future this may be given to work.
Given that your how- tos at 99.9% then thus the amount of net income yours from the sale of mentioned item... maybe 99.8%
After all, that is quite a bit of typing..... Think that's called sweat equity ⌨️🖥️📒
Speaking of Salmon,
A cousin fish I think might be Sharks...
Don't know if you ever watch that on tv.
Only to say that ..Mr Wonderful.. he has
A quote and not to mention any names
except to say,
No regrets yet, Your de*d to me
To Think
The value of a decimal point.
The 99.8%
Should have read 98.0%
If u use food stamps there they do a 1:1 ratio basically u can get 100 bucks of food for 50 bucks
Nice
Wool blend socks, with no wool? WTF! New low for Walmart. They need to sell bags of air and call it the crushed faith blend.
+Jimmy Fischbeck please don’t encourage them!
As Americans it is natural to kill lots of people, then talk crap about them. I look forward to dancing on the graves of the Walmart founders. I'll try not to be bitter.
+Jimmy Fischbeck no comment. :^p
You may have already answered this question but why did you pick the promaster city over the promaster full size ?
+Johnny Carson I haven’t answered that question. Simply because of the cost. If I could have located a diesel van, I might have gone with the full size.
Hi just wanted to know what kind of job are you doing now, that's if you don't mind me asking
+Carlos Posada I’d rather not get to specific about my job. But I am working on a video that will talk about how I found work. The video should be out in the next few days.
So they are renting the vanlife lol
+Vantastic Odyssey haha! Right!
Socks made with very rare wool spandex. Haha. If they claim to be "rugged wool" but they have no wool, can you trust that they're really made in the US?
Probably not!
90% of your body heat escapes out the top of your head but as the feet goes so goes the body
+Bee American I agree. My feet are usually cold!
says made in the USA ? Maybe there is no sheep around ?
+Living in a Van Life of Chuck you figured it out! Hahah!!
I thought you got cold feet, but it's your feet that just got cold...
+Deep Forest I did find some great socks so (hopefully) no more cold feet!
I thought you had changed your mind, aka got cold feet! Haha. Glad your feet are warm now!
+Deep Forest haha! Yes I try to be clever with my titles :^)
I like living in Tacoma
+Jc Galloway nice little town :^)
Beside you and a girl with a leather purse, everyone at that market was fat. Good wool socks are military surplus, on-line, hopefully from Sweden or Finland.
+Larry Kramer haha! There’s a great idea, except I don’t like to order online. Since I was in Tacoma, I went into Bass Pro Shops and found some socks with a lifetime warranty. $6 a sock, I hope their worth the money.
Proctor is not downtown... it's a north end neighborhood ...
This city has a bad rap but in my opinion is superior to Seattle.
+DrivingMyHome ah! Guess I will have to go back and check out the rest of Tacoma
Over priced food at tacoma farmers market NEVER EVER going to this again. grocery stores are better