Organic market Tues. Nov. 8

This week at the Organic Market I have available the following items:

Chicken and Artichoke Casserole
Green Peppers Stuffed with Beef
Pumpkin Soup
Roasted Red Pepper Soup
Split Pea Soup
Brownies
Cookies

Laguna Centro Mall 10-12:30 Tuesday. Hope to see you there!

We have a little organic project coming that would suit this market. What do they charge for a table? What do they provide and what would I need to bring along? Thanks.

I'm only a shopper - don't know what they charge, but I did hear they have a waiting list of vendors. Don't know if that is true. You need to stop by and someone will be able to tell you the details on registering and what is required.

Thanks,

I'll have to dig out the contact information for one of the guys involved and fire an email off to him. It takes me almost an hour to get to Ajijic from my place and I'd rather not do that if I don't have to.

Someone posted a link to a website but I can't find it.

Organic market my ass. Sodcakes soaked in contrived sanctimony. The equivalent of poke salat grown along Mexican highways rather than the back roads of Alabama. Precious feelings of grandeur achieved by pretending that sh*t is a precursor of the coming and subsequent generations of life on this earth. But, wait, they may have something there. We all prepare the sod for the next morons who then prepare the sod for theirs. Highly entertaining, no?

Old biddies saunter around Lakeside "organic" markets with insufferable pertense and no notion even of where or of whom they are. Great stuff. Woody Allen, where are you when we need you?

I think Woody is with his Asian daughter/wife Mr. Dawg. Likely living in Alabama.........attending the Organic markets there I suppose.

CanuckBob wrote:I think Woody is with his Asian daughter/wife Mr. Dawg. Likely living in Alabama.........attending the Organic markets there I suppose.

At the very least, CB, Woody knows where his organ belongs and it ain´t in a plate of tired spinach and you might try the organic markets in Alabama where the growing season exceeds that in your frozen tundra by several months a year. I wouldn´t give you two cents for both places gift wrapped and covered in ketchup and tequila. Well, maybe tequila. I mean, I have a moral breaking point.