Dear Veggie Lovers,
Now that we're getting used to Daylight Savings Time, we're feeling grateful to be setting up the Box Pack in the pink-orange glow that lights up the Olympic Mountains.
Not saying that I'm all for changing the clock and throwing us all off repeatedly twice a year, but just that there's a pink-orange lining in this madness somewhere.
This week we've got a Crew Profile Series on Carlos! He's Peruvian, bilingual and often helps us pack the Farmshare boxes in addition to field work, reefer-truck driving and many other things on the farm.
I personally enjoy his bright smile and sense of humor. Here're his answers to our Questionnaire:
1. Name? "Carlos Hurtado Vallejos".
2. Where are you from? How did that place shape you? "Soy de Perú. Aprendí a a salir adelante con humildad, trabajando con mucho esfuerzo y a jamás rendirme por mi familia…". / "I am from Peru. I learned to move forward with humility, working hard and never giving up for my family...".
3. What was your first impression of Sequim? "Sequim es un lugar maravilloso y tranquilo tiene un paisaje muy bello, nos gusta mucho..!!". / "Sequim is a wonderful and quiet place, it has a very beautiful landscape, we like it a lot...!!".
4. What drew you to farming? "El arte de cultivar la tierra". / "The art of cultivating the land".
5. Favorite vegetable crop at River Run? "Brussels sprouts, potato, carrots, salad mix..".
6. Favorite number? And why? "11-26-30 fechas de nacimiento de mis hijas". / "11-26-30 dates of birth of my daughters".
7. Do you have a super power? What is it? "Perseverancia, positivismo, fe. Mente positiva para todo.". / "Perseverance, positivity, faith. Positive mind for everything."
8. Please share a life lesson learned. "Todo se puede en esta vida nada es imposible … Hay que tener mucha fe …". / "Everything is possible in this life, nothing is impossible... You have to have a lot of faith...".
Thank you Carlos!!
And with that, go ahead and customize!!
Nicholas and the River Run Crew