Far from New York City…
on this September 11th weekend…
we still remember and honor our brave heroes.
God bless America.
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Peaches…again…and for as long as we can get them. Today may just be a jam day. We’ll see.
T-shirt yarn to make some lovely projects with–you’ll see…very soon! :}
Pine cones…they’re everywhere! We gather them up and do our noble best to save them as fire-starters–but they just keep coming back. Do you suppose they grow up from the concrete?
Firewood—since that mighty wind came along and huffed and puffed and blew the fence down. Thank goodness for the strong and sturdy fellows that gathered and stacked it all.
Blueberries…by the busload, whipped into so many lovely things–stay tuned.
Pretty girls with watering cans to help our thirsty garden. Tomatoes are still sleeping–what is going ON?
Finger puppets from WeeKnit–and we haven’t even gotten out our Halloween and Christmas ones yet! HA! Obsessive you say? I haven’t begun to be obsessive…yet! :}
Blue Jays–you know, the huge, bossy, squawking kind that chase all the other birds away and fill their mouths up with sunflower seeds and fly away somewhere else to shell and eat them. Silly things.
The tail end of our gorgeous summer flowers–showing off, I suppose, one last time before they sleep for a while.
What about you on this lovely day–what do YOU have an abundance of?
Remember those peaches from the Farmer’s Market?
That whole box that we brought home to make six hundred million jars of jam and three hundred pies with?
Well…
something…
happened.
Houston, we have a problem.
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I imagine that you know by now that we–our whole family–has quite a thing for Farmer’s Markets. We positively LOVE them.
This is the peach guy–a personal favorite of mine…see that box on the end there? Oh, it’s on my table right this minute.
And the tie-dye lady was wonderful–all those beautiful colors. I needed a picture of that pink and purple thingy–so I could remember it…always.
We got Chompy a pretty little dress from there and she was very excited to NOT show it to anyone.
Miss Lily got her face painted…
with a perfect Rapunzel crown.
And the honey girl gave us samples of her Pumpkin Flower Honey…so we needed that too. WHAT?
There was a cantaloupe lady, a garlic dude, and a bread man but I was too busy staring at everything to get a picture of it all.
The little folks had a perfect ride in a real (ahem) covered wagon.
I fell in love with the soap lady’s stuff. Honey, Brown Sugar, Rose and even a slice of Coffee soap–which, I hear, will take onion or fish or garlic scent off your hands. Cool.
Asiago Bread—
peaches…
and honey. Can you tell what we’re having for supper?
That is…if we can stay awake long enough.