Marching to a Different Drummer
I went to the Farmers Market this morning. The April-through-October weekly ritual begins. I bought some spinach and a few flowers to plant, and took some photos of the Market and the crowd and the Capitol Building. (The Market is on the Capitol Square in Madison; the Capitol Building is in the center of the Square.)
On my way to the car, I noticed this delightful bit of graffiti. I love the balloon guy!
Q’s for Queen Anne’s Lace, White Flowers She Wears
R is for Rivalry, the Packers and Bears
S is for Sailing, Sunset is Nigh
T is for Trees, and a Train Rushing By
Continue with A Wisconsin Alphabet -umbrella through eXercise.
M is for Mailbox, Smashed by a Plow
N is for Nest, Tucked in a Bough
O is for Orchids, Botanical Treasures
P is for Pots, All Sizes and Measures
I is for Ice Cream, a Treat at the Fair
J is for Junk, Piled High Everywhere
K is for Kale, Cabbage’s Kin
L is for Lady; the Snow Makes Her Grin
E is for Elephant, at Milwaukee’s Zoo
F is for Freezing, and Ice Fishing, Too
G is for Goats; the Roof is Their Dinner
H is for Harley, our Blue Ribbon Winner
