For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: hirsute.
Hirsute in the sense of bristles….happy nappy pigs.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: hirsute.
Hirsute in the sense of bristles….happy nappy pigs.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: panoply.
For the Ragtag Daily Prompt: orange.
They are not as orange as an orange, but orange you glad we went to the Chimacum Farmer’s Market on Sunday?
They were having a fabulous and glorious nap.
I took this at the Jefferson County Farmer’s Market in Port Townsend this Saturday with my phone. A gorgeous day and a live band. Who was playing? A band with Crow in the name….
I am submitting this to Mundane Monday #119.
My second earliest memory is between age three and four. We have moved to upstate New York, Trumansburg, and are living with my grandmother. I am old enough to know that I can’t pick random things outside and eat them. However, my grandmother has a currant bush: red currants.
I am amazed to see her picking and eating something outside. Does she not have to follow the rules? And then she lets me eat some. And I do not instantly die.
“You may pick them and eat them off this bush whenever you want.” says my grandmother.
I remember the color of the currants and the taste and the miracle of having permission to go eat something on my own recognizance, outside in the great wide wild world. I was so thrilled and entranced with the currant bush and my grandmother.
Here are red, black and white currants from the farmer’s market yesterday. I put them in a fruit salad with a honey melon that was so ripe that is dripped, and added apples and blueberries and lemon juice. Mmmmm, bounty. The tartness of the currants is delicious with the sweet melon.
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