It didn't suck. And their summer shandy/radler made with grapefruit GuS soda was the bomb.
Feeling better, we went the rest of the way to Northampton to spend all the moneys at Webs. Dollar basically sat in a recliner and played on his phone for however long (hours?) I went through the store. Then we found parking close to downtown and walked around. We walked through a farmer's market and down an alley. There's some cool graffiti around:
You can't tell by looking at the picture, but this alley smelled like pee.
Then on to Turn it Up! for cds and records:
Then on to Turn it Up! for cds and records:
I picked up some old records: Paul Revere and the Raiders, various Motown hits, Three Dog Night and some obscure 80's demo that looks so, so, so terrible I can't wait to listen to it.
Then Osaka for dinner:
We rolled our bodies down to the car and headed home. A quick pit stop at the first rest area/welcome center in Vermont and I took this picture:
Awesome day. The last time we made this trip, it was a Sunday. Curtis' was open but Webs wasn't. NEXT time, I'm going to make sure we go on a day that both are open. Sheesh. It shouldn't be so difficult to do!





2 comments:
I would love to go to webs. Do you get the same discounts as online? And no shipping? I'm also jealous of your child free dining experiences, looks lovely.
Webs is great- it's the same discount as online. It's huge- they have shopping carts! The back warehouse is all the closeouts and front shop is all the new/current stuff. I mostly go for closeout yarns. No shipping costs :)
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