Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Hospital Farmer's Market

Today we went to the hospital to see Ruth and bring her the pictures of her peonies. What a shock to see that there was a farmer's market set up in the lobby of the hospital!! Something I have never seen before. Quite a few of the nurses and employees were buying bags of vegetables. Well, I guess healthy eating goes hand in hand with health care. Thoughts?





12 comments:

DeniseinVA said...

How interesting, I have never seen this before. I would have liked to sit in on the meeting of those who came up with the idea. Maybe they were approached first. Did they sell fruit baskets for the patients?

Nancy Chan said...

Good idea. Convenient for the visitors and those working in the hospital.

Margaret Birding For Pleasure said...

What a great idea and a good way of giving people the opportunity to eat healthy

Ann said...

I think anywhere is a good place for a farmers market and I wish there were more of them around. I can't say I've ever seen one set up in a hospital before but why not.

MadSnapper said...

great idea and that is some really beautiful produce, straight from farm to selling with no middle man... prices are good also...

Rose said...

Never seen it either, but what a fantastic idea.

George said...

Maybe the farmer's market in the lobby has something to say about hospital food?

Reanaclaire said...

I like going to these farmers' markets too... lots to see and buy...

Tamago said...

That is very interesting! I've never seen farmer's market set inside a hospital. It must be really convenient for people there!

Carla from The River said...

What a great idea!!

Chatty Crone said...

Are you saying that the hospital had a farmers market? Cool.

Ruth Hiebert said...

I think this is a fantastic idea. I saw a similar market in a city hospital a few years ago.The staff may not be able to get to the Farmer's market otherwise.

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