We now have some blinds. So the neighbors
can see only half of the things we do. The remainder of the blinds are in limbo
– along with the furniture we have ordered.
Whenever we order anything we are told it
will be six to eight weeks for delivery. Except for Amazon – which always
delivers in two days. This has become my favorite way of buying most things.
I went to the farmers market in downtown
Indianapolis yesterday. This is a big event which is held every Wednesday in
the warmer months. I was underwhelmed. But then I have been spoiled by
Naschmarkt in Vienna and should not expect too much in the mid-west of the USA.
Tomorrow I
am going to try Whole Foods – which is 60 blocks away – but they are
only small blocks.
There is not much in our area as we are in
the historic Herron-Morton
district – and it is protected by the National Register of Historic Places – so
we don’t have much in the way of shops or businesses. We also cannot change the exterior of our
house.
The picture above shows the Indian State
Fairgrounds and exhibition building which were once on the corner of Alabama
and 19th streets – about 100 meters from us.
Glad you explained the picture. I thought you'd bought blinds with murals painted on them. ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm with SK, I was blind sided, too. Or maybe I was blind blind sided (?) yes, Amazon is amaz-on-ing.
ReplyDeleteThat is too bad about the farmer's market, perhaps there are other locations you can ferret out. In the midwest sometimes a drive in the country will produce a great place on the side of the road where a farmer is selling produce from his front yard practically as they pick it. That is the best for sweet corn and tomatoes.
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Whole Foods, can't wait to hear about it.
SK Waller: Sorry about the confusion.
ReplyDeleteesb: I really don't understand how they can deliver so quickly.
fmcgmccllc: I think there may be other markets so will keep looking.