A woman lives right by the Union Square Greenmarket and does all her shopping there. More importantly, her column in the New York Times about "using the Greenmarket as a family's larder, will appear every other week this summer." I would like to see one about how much she spends on groceries a week there.
Posted on June 28, 2006
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