I'll pretty much let three photos explain our Wednesday morning.
After 10:00 am, Jay suggested we go to the Bulk Barn, a business with stores across Canada. The inside of the Queensborough outlet has huge aisles of bulk food items. I love going there although I'm not allowed to buy things from the 'rows and rows' of candy. The first black and white photo shows flours from my location right to the end of the second aisle. Now that bread baking has become an interest, the sheer number of flours seemed amazing. The rows of beans or spices are equally inspiring.
The bottom photo shows a new toaster we picked up in the next-door Walmart. Our former four-slot toaster was getting finicky. Even after cleaning, one side proved a little obstinate when the lever was depressed. At one point in the past, we owned a duel, long-slot device also holding four slices. I thought a new one of that type would take up less space on our countertop.
Lastly, when we returned from Queensborough, we drove up 6th Avenue and stopped for a short walk in Queen's Park. Some of the flowers in the rose garden were budding. The picture to the side is named, Housing for Pollination Experts.
