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wraithfodderWell, hey, I've been eating wild raspberries for a week now. Breakfast, dinner, but not lunch - gotta have some protein! Anyway, I've put some photos under the cut (for size) in case you want to see what a big plate of raspberries looks like :)
Dinner last night
Dinner tonight, with a fresh peach (to which I think I am allergic, hmmm) on the blanket I got for $5 at an Ikea sale (ooh, and I got my 2010 Ikea catalog today!!)
And lastly, meow!, a friend's cat sleeping in a box of paper going off to recycling.
Dinner last night
Dinner tonight, with a fresh peach (to which I think I am allergic, hmmm) on the blanket I got for $5 at an Ikea sale (ooh, and I got my 2010 Ikea catalog today!!)
And lastly, meow!, a friend's cat sleeping in a box of paper going off to recycling.
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Date: 2009-08-06 02:44 am (UTC)When I was a kid, there was a raspberry patch & a blackberry bramble in the lot next to our house. There would be a fresh quart of raspberries every day -- by the time the blackberries were ripe, we were already too sated to bother collecting them. (Not to mention the blackberries had 2-inch thorns.) Then somebody bought the lot and put in a house where the berries used to be.
(Those berries were delicious, but never as pretty as yours -- there was some disease in the soil that made them crumbly.)
These days, I make do with what the farmer's market offers, and I'm happy to have that much.