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Got My Needs Met @ the FM
Got my needs meet today at the FM
Date: 7/20/2008 7:43:20 PM ( 16 y ) ... viewed 1243 times 5:27 PM
July 20, 2008
Got my needs met today at the Hillcrest Farmers' Market.
Chef Jem went with me. He inspires a feeling of being supported.
He takes good notes, and ads delightful one liners.
He definitely has a way with words. His Virgo mentality
is a brilliant counterpoint to my own Scorpio extremes
that waver between Highs and Lows, journeys to the Stars
and Voyages into the Abysss of Emotions.
I noticed one of the Organic Valley hankie's in his right back pocket.
His was carefully and needly folded. Mine was crunched and stuff
in my right front pocket with some dollars underneath. I generally
and more fastidious about how how place my dollars into my wallet,
but today I was under the gun of wanting to keep somewhat to his
time piece that he sets according to what he hears said as far
as departure time.
Virgo's carefully fold. Scorpio's, at least of this variety, do too much
and want to jam as much into the moment as possible.
"I bet your dream would be taking time to iron your hankie's,"
I ask Chef Jem.
"Oh yes, my dream would be having a man servant who spent
did nothing more than iron my hankie's," he said.
Part jest, part Chef Jem. What a delight.
I am a show off. No too ways about that.
The world, when I am anywhere inside myself, is my stage.
Today, I made a point of talking to everyone in our path,
as if shopping at the Hillcrest Farmers' Market was a visit to
Our Small Village, a Village where we all know each other.
I know enough of the farmers to be able to play this game,
but today, I approaches some shoppers without any decorum
of formality. My rules are this is an O.K. place to talk to anyone
I please if I can find an opening.
I was tempted to leave Keep the Beet in the EG Mobile.
She is definitely a conversation piece. I had her caged
at the bottom of my white painted cart.
"Do you have any questions you want to know about
Nature?" I asked the two women who were loading up
to the left of the EG Mobile.
The one woman was taken aback, but she answered
directly. "No, I don't have anything I would like to know."
Then, I introduced Keep the Beet.
"This is Keep the Beet. She is the Go To Person for
any question anyone has about their relationship with nature.
Feel free to ask anything anytime of her," I said.
I natural conclusion might have been handlng over one of
my Keep the Beet Biz cards that directs people to
Curezone and the Plant Your Dream Blog here:
BEET KEEPERS OF THE WORLD UNITE!
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1209704
Part Two:
New Hillcrest Farmers' Market Keep the Beet Poster
Seed Dream born today!
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