My camera still works!!!

I went to town the other day to go food shopping and register for a class. On my way home, my drink fell and I guess some of it fell into the pocket where I had my camera. It soaked in cider for an hour until I found it when I got home. But look it still works. Here's some of the stuff from the greenhouse.









Good thing because groceries can be expensive. For example, 1 gallon of milk = $4.83. A loaf of Orowheat bread = $3.75. Head of cauliflower = $3.76. My total bill for groceries was $290.22 for 104 items. I can't remember if that is expensive or not. But that will last us for about 4 weeks, 2-3 meals a day with no restaurants to get out of cooking a meal. Shopping here, you don't have the selection like in the lower 48. And what ever is in stock is what you get. I think it all comes by barge, so produce is hit or miss. There is no significant agricultural farming up here. I think a bale of hay is around $20. So we are enjoying the greenhouse and plan to expand it this winter.