Farmers Market Finds
May 28, 2021
Items to Fill Your Tote with this Spring
What says "spring" more than a morning of shopping at your local farmers market? Farmers markets have been around for thousands of years and for good reason. They continue to be the perfect place for people in the community to engage with each other, learn about each other's products and produce and have the opportunity to support local business. Whether you are a vendor or a shopper, you can't escape the quaint and "small-town" feel of the modern-day farmers market. Here are some favorite "farmers market finds" to look for this spring.
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Fresh Flower BouquetList Item 1
Reward yourself for all your spring cleaning with a bouquet of fresh flowers to smell up your kitchen and add a pop of color.
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Artisan SoapsList Item 2
Artisans soaps are made with luxury ingredients. Sustainably sourced vegetable oils, butters and essential oils are common to find in these soaps. They are easy on your skin and beautiful to look at.
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Farm-Fresh EggsList Item 3
Everything about a farm fresh egg is more appealing than store bought eggs. Not only do they look better, the taste cannot be beat.
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Gourmet Dog BiscuitsList Item 4
Keep an eye open for homemade dog treats. Tails will be wagging when you get home.
Each year, we set aside time to deep clean and organize our homes. But when was the last time you set aside time to organize your finances? We sat down with GBU Life Home Office agents Leah Teahl and Dominic Nicciai to learn about the benefits of an annual financial review and how you can get started.
Every child can name a teacher who made a difference: the one who stayed late to help, offered encouragement at just the right moment or made learning feel exciting. Recognizing a teacher’s dedication doesn’t require grand gestures, but it does call for intention. Thoughtful appreciation gifts, especially during Teacher Appreciation Week or year-end celebrations, offer a tangible way to express heartfelt gratitude.

Board Election GBU Financial Life’s national bylaws allow adult insured members (as defined in Article VI, Section 1 of the bylaws) the right to vote for the organization’s Board of Directors. Ballots will be mailed at the beginning of August 2026 to all eligible members. Eligible members may vote by paper ballot via mail or electronic ballot online once they receive their ballot. Cumulative voting or voting by proxy is not permitted.







