Monday Lunch at the Bellingham Downtown Co-op

Ahhh!  44 degrees outside.  I've been waiting for this.  After staying home for a week (by choice), I am still not seeing any melting on our private road.  I know that the more-traveled roads are clearing and we should not have any problems getting to the downtown co-op on Monday. 

What a cool way to start a new year and a new decade!

If you haven't figured this out, this is one of my favorite places to eat.  It meets the needs for people like me who eat vegetables with choices for omnivores too.  I will be in the deli in the main co-op building by 12:45 in case you need help navigating all the options.  We reserved the Connections Classroom starting at 1:00 and Linda B. will greet you there.  We're expecting a soft start with people finding parking and gathering food. 

Nothing has changed since I sent you these details before.  

Meeting January 20, 2020 at 1:00 at Co-op Bakery Café, 405 E. Holly across Holly from the downtown Food Co-op.  It is in the Connections Classroom which is Suite 103.  You enter from the Holly St. side.  It’s a large room and everyone is welcome.  No reservations necessary. 

It will be a festive occasion with eating being our main entertainment.  You can purchase sandwiches and wraps from the refrigerator case in the Bakery Deli or go across the street for a hot bar, salad bar, deli case, made-to-order sandwiches, hot drinks, and bakery case.  I like to get salad fixin’s in a giant bowl and add food from the hot bar.  Members and non-members are treated alike.

There is some parking behind the Bakery building but they ask that we not park in the parking lot of the main Co-op building.

Bring show-and-tell, stories and brick walls.  If you have the details needed, there may be members getting cabin fever who can't wait to work on your elusive relatives.  I won't be bringing my computer or projection equipment, but we can still share, can't we?

See you there!
Judith