Farmer's Market Frenzy

Once upon a time, there was a girl named Amy and a girl named Tatiana. During their freshman year of college, they were next door neighbors in the dorms. Among other things, they shared a back door, can openers, cleaning supplies, and mice infestations. Tatiana had a a hilarious blog that Amy would read and it even helped inspire Amy to create her own blog! Tati was a trendsetter. Many even say that she brought the feather hair extension craze to Provo. And it is true.

One Saturday morn, Tati and Amy decided to nurture their friendship and satisfy their appetites for adventure and crafty things by attending the Provo Farmers Market and Freedom Festival in downtown Provo. They walked around and viewed all the wonders and beauties that were offered, talking and laughing and devising a plan of action. They went back around with all the booths in mind, and began their purchasing journey. They bought and shared a scone as big as their heads from a tiny little girl who ran a booth. Her parents were there too, but we all knew she was in charge. "That will be two dollars!" Adorable.

farmer's market, exhibit A.

The mystery of the limeade stand drew them in, as they watched a delicate limeade-making process at the hands of two silent, short young men wearing fedoras. It was so intriguing. They had to buy some mint limeade from these mysterious, silent, hipster men. In fedoras and wife-beaters. And it was delish. The limeade, not the men.

Crafts were purchased, people were met, and many Chihuahuas and babies were seen and admired. Tati and Amy even saw an awkward couple laying directly on top of each other on the grass. They were very puzzled.

enjoying the limeade from the short, silent men.

Eventually, fate led them across the street to the Freedom festival, where they had a run-in in a parking lot with a cranky homegirl named Roxy (according to her license plate). Roxy was taking a long time to vacate the parking spot they wanted, and she honked at them to show her displeasure. It got a lil' craz-ay.

At the Freedom festival, Tati and Amy saw many other exciting things, including a woman with giant parrots, hippies, festival rides, and hot firemen. After a fun filled afternoon, they returned to the car, hoping and praying that Roxy had not keyed it. And she hadn't!

And they lived happily ever now!

THE END.