Mark Thorson wrote:
> Dave Smith wrote:
>> Tell me about it. I was busy all day today. Okay, so I didn't get up
>> until almost 9 and didn't get out of the house until after 11. But I had
>> to drive into the city to drop off income tax paper, pick up a book at
>> the music store, go to the library and the cheese shop, then go home in
>
> There's a cheese shop where you live? The only one
> I know of near me is in Berkeley, about an hour-and-a-half
> drive away. And this is in an area reknowned for its
> food stores and restaurants.
>
> I would think that a shop that specializes in chesse
> would be quite rare.

Yep. It is called "Chez Fromage" and the owner is a cute and very
personable young lady. She sells about 3 dozen different types of
cheese, all very good and very expensive. She has recently added a
number of gourmet items and gifts. It is a pretty busy little place. The
odd thing is that it is a small village. There is a bank, a hardware
store, a convenience store, a small library, a garage (no gas) and the
cheese shop.

The next village down the road has 4 businesses. There is a very small
used car dealer, a bakery, a gift shop and a kitchen wars store, and all
are doing very well.