April 9: 2nd Grader’s Letters, Farmaid Concert, & Misfit Market


Gabrielle Pucino

She’s a second grader and her parents work in health care. She decided to take time during her spring break to write letters to nurses and doctors to let them know they are family. After telling her teacher her idea, it turned into a school wide project and they will continue writing letters through the end of the year. Gabrielle says she hopes they get  “ten thousand million!”

 

At Home with FarmAid Concert

This Saturday 8pm you can watch this live music event with some pretty awesome artists.

Misfit Market

I’ve talked about this before but having produce delivered to the door is even more essential than ever. Without the discount it’s under $25 for the small box (that’s what I get) but use this code COOKWME-FS4FOM and you will get 25% off your first box.

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