Our first stop in Ann Arbor was at the home of a fellow massage therapist. She also worked at a Whole Foods store. First night when she had to work, we took a short walk to stretch our legs and came upon a Gluten Free bakery tucked away behind many buildings. Made a note to check it out the next day.
On Wednesday, August 8 we had lunch with our host in a place very much like Ruloff's in C-town. She had to go to work again, so we headed for the Farmer's Market and then on to a wonderful Archeological museum on U of M's campus. We also got some groceries at the People's Food Coop - they gave us a 3% discount as visitors.
Next day we packed up our bags and headed for downtown. Had lunch at Miss Kim's with Korean fare. I (Suzanne) had a delicious avocado + chicken rice bowl. Steve ate something spicy, of course!
Took another Lyft from Miss Kim's to pick up our bags and then head for Touchstone cohousing just 25 minutes away. We stayed in Touchstone's guestroom, which was simple but quite comfortable.
We were met by Suzy who took us on an extensive, information filled tour of all three neighborhoods. I'll let Steve fill you in on the details.
On Wednesday, August 8 we had lunch with our host in a place very much like Ruloff's in C-town. She had to go to work again, so we headed for the Farmer's Market and then on to a wonderful Archeological museum on U of M's campus. We also got some groceries at the People's Food Coop - they gave us a 3% discount as visitors.
Next day we packed up our bags and headed for downtown. Had lunch at Miss Kim's with Korean fare. I (Suzanne) had a delicious avocado + chicken rice bowl. Steve ate something spicy, of course!
Took another Lyft from Miss Kim's to pick up our bags and then head for Touchstone cohousing just 25 minutes away. We stayed in Touchstone's guestroom, which was simple but quite comfortable.
We were met by Suzy who took us on an extensive, information filled tour of all three neighborhoods. I'll let Steve fill you in on the details.
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