Oh, dear. This sign was on the counter yesterday at the Senior Center Cafe. I doubt anyone has paid attention, besides, the print is too small for our customers. They're going to take sudden notice if the dollar cookie doubles, or the cup of soup goes from $3 to $5.
Frankly, the bottom line issues at the Cafe are more complicated than raising the prices, but I'm just a volunteer and prepared to hear a lot of complaing.
Well, ho hum. It can't be glamorous Hollywood stuff everyday. The C&P Coffeehouse filming was sure fun, and after any type of publicity, we have an uptick in ukulele interest.
Probably the biggest hitch is owning an iPad, required for the music. Unlike books, they are difficult to share with newcomers, but when all is said and done, we'll have some new members. A good thing.
More weather whiplash in the Northwest with above normal temps for the next week. The mountain roads are clear, so I'm headed to Twisp tomorrow, although the weather over there looks pretty dismal (slush and rain.) It hasn't been the kind of winter they like, with lots of dry snow and blue skies.
We haven't been to the house since Thanksgiving, so time to take the decorations down and start the Spring transition. Yea!
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