We traveled to Northfield, Vermont today for the cabot hosiery sock sale.
Also champion t-shirt, etc. sale.
The prices are higher, lines shorter, we did not get as many but are satisfied with what we got. I couldn't even get near the $1 shot socks bins where whole shoppers seem suspended upside down, sock diving. No, I thought, they need them more than I do.
Had a great lunch at Sarducci's in Montpelier. A fabulous menu of hardcore Italian delights. We got to visit with friends on the second Saturday of deer hunting season. Local merchants find ways to lure the "deer camp widows" who are eager to shop for the upcoming materialistically demanding holiday of your ethnic/belief choice.
It was a beautiful day driving over the Green Mountains even though Fred had to drive, I got a treat of looking at the tops of green mountains sans the green leaves. Infinite shades of brown, gray, and splotches of evergreens. The granite walls by the interstate even look colder after the leaves have fallen. A warm day in November. We will take all we can get.
Have a great day in your corner of the world.
Mary
Hi Mary,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit, your vist to Montpelier and the Italian restaurant sounded good as did the drive home.
Had to come over as sono asa I saw your comment, was curious about you getting socks.
Have a good day tomorrow.
Love,
Herrad
Hi Herrad, They make socks for all the high end stores. very well made. They discount them and sell over runs for two weekends of deer hunting.I have had pairs for years.Everyone likes good socks for Christmas. As my brother says, they keep you from the cold hard ground.I had mushroom stuffed ravioli with steak and mushroom sauce and tomatoes. Yum. Fudge caramel cake.
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