Things have been busy in our office this week with Midsommarfest coming up this weekend and the Farmers Market right around the corner, but not too busy to make sure we’ve all spent our 20 bucks (or more) in Andersonville this week! Read what we did with our 20 bucks after the jump.
Maggie Leigh From Zozo For Kids
We’ve been pretty busy around here getting ready for Midsommarfest (June 13 & 14) and the Farmers Market (Wednesday evenings, starting June 24), but we’ve still managed to get out into the neighborhood and come up with great ways to spend our 20 bucks. Read our lists from Week Two after the jump. Leave a comment to let us know what you did with your 20 bucks this week!
Stop and smell the flowers at Gethsemane Garden Center
Now that I’m relatively convinced that spring is here to stay (or at least that I’m not going to get snowed on again), I’ve been thinking about my favorite ways to celebrate spring in Andersonville. Check out the list of my favorite spring activities after the break.
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