After I took Mike into work, we got dressed up in our rain gear (AKA umbrellas) and headed over to the Burnaby Heritage Museum for the Farmers’ Market.
It was pouring rain. I felt bad for those poor vendors. But we soldiered on and bought organic cherries, tomatoes, carrots and bread from the Bread-Mobile. I love that name. I loved the Book-Mobile as a kid. All those books on the rainbow bus? It was amazing.
We were not alone at the market by any means. We had to wait our turn to stand in the gazebo for photos. I’m not sorry we waited. So far my favourite photo of the trip was taken there.
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If that’s a “No Pooping” sign, that crow is doing it wrong.
The last weeks, or forever, or so, we’ve had lots of overcast and rainy days. I just assumed today would be the same, so we made it a movie day. I was surprised around 5:00 when I looked outside to see the sun was out. Oops. I missed that day. Hopefully tomorrow the weather will be sunny or else the entire house will be covered by dandelions 20 feet tall. We really need to get out there.
Meanwhile, back in the rain…
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Vancouver is well known for all the rain we get, but even for the locals, the last couple of weeks have been very, very, even extremely wet. It was so chilly tonight, I was tempted to turn the heat on in the house. But I refrained. Heat on in June? I just couldn’t do it.
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