She was very complementary and told us about her work at a dance camp - in fact, she purchased a loaf of our latest addition to the bread wall -- Pumpernickel - for the camp supper that night.
We are, I feel, very fortunate to meet and get to know a bit about so many people who pass through, visit as a destination, or just happen upon Cranbury and then find us.
This particular lady had such a pixie-look, and an impish light in her eye - hope we see more of her, as we do with so many.
Today a couple who are now regulars on Sunday, mid-morning, spent some time talking with me. They told me they look forward to joining us each week. They like the "feel" and the calm of the place.
It makes a hard day worthwhile just to hear someone who enjoys visiting us.
Our other visitor on Thursday was a break baker. He is joining Bob & Cory and he learned his craft in Germany; has SA heritage; lived in London and other stations with a family where Dad was in the British army.
He's starting with us this week, so look for new breads. (I'll twitter about them as they come)
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