I hope my readers enjoyed reading
my ‘Adventures’ while gaining new information along the way that may or may not
have convinced you to visit a farmers’ market. My gift to you is the knowledge I
gained about picking fruits and vegetables from spending time with my parents.
I hope you will pick out the best cherries, tomatoes and persimmons whenever
you are doing grocery shopping. Remember to keep in mind, buy fruits and
vegetables during its season for it will be cheaper and better quality. Also be
careful of the things you eat in which you don’t know where it came from or how
it was grown. If you do decide to visit the farmers’ market, remember to ask
those simple questions to the representatives. Sometimes simple questions can give
you surprising answers. Also if you have the time and is interested to know
more about fast food companies and farms, I would recommend you to read the
three books I read, listed on the post “The Overview.”
How often do you go to the Farmers' Market?
Monday, December 16, 2013
My Leave
Time has come to an end. Having the
opportunity to blog for the first time for a school assignment about the
farmers’ market has given me a great experience in my writing. Not only did I learn
more about the farmers’ market, I also learned more about my writing and how
important it is to include my opinion in everything I write. Now I know how it
feels like to be a blogger who types up paragraphs of opinion and information
on a weekly basis.
Unfortunately I will discontinue
blogging further about the famers’ markets by the end of this week. But feel
free to continue to comment below on any posts if you need more tips and
information about San Francisco Farmers’ Market and I will try my best to
answer your question from what I know. Please understand I may not be able to
respond as quickly as possible since I will be away from America.
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