Oh yum! Now I will have REM running through my head all morning… lol
ohh.. your current juice is so pretty! I’ve never tasted currants before, so now I’m intrigued! and what is the first vegetable called? I don’t believe I have ever seen them in supermarkets before.
the first squash is a patty-pan squash and tastes like zucchini.
The yellow squash look so in love… maybe it’s the air around here
And the currant drink! YUMMMM! The salt (?) and lime
Looks very purty indeed!
Everything!
Miss Roo too
yummy pics!
Looks Delish!
I fixed the mosaic pic.
my pattypans did not make it. japanese hops choked them out (and lack of water did not help).
the currant juice looks divine. ever had plum juice? i have a lot of plums and don’t need anymore jelly. i think i’ll try making some juice! thanks for the inspiration.
Beautiful!! I love the shiny colors. I can’t say I’ve ever had currant juice, either.
ok, am i losing my mind or did you do something with your post on canning? i was trying to go back and view the comments to refresh my poor pregnant memory on your juice technique and it’s gone.
Wow! You made those veggies look erotic! mmmmmm that juice looks yummy! You are so inspiring! xo
oooh i like them. i’ve never had currant juice but it looks delish! i always drink black currant tea. where did you learn to make all these wonderful concoctions?
My veggies never look that good!! Have a good day
YUM!
i love the embracing crooknecks. that was beautiful. and i heart currant jelly soo much. i need to get some bushed transplanted here i think, right next to our new raspberry plants…
My aunt used to make a currant (black I think) pie or something like that and we’d eat it with either cream or Bird’s custard. So good for you. That and Rybena or however the hell you spell the stuff.
Love the pitty pans.
What is that first veggie? A pepper? A squash? It’s pretty. Love your purty drinks.
You are soooo talented! It’s just gr8 coming to your site and see what colorful, delightful post you have made!
Yummy, yummy, yummy. I adore harvesting! Your harvest looks just gorgeous
That last pic is precious.
hi! I have been offline for quite sometime and have been missing reading your posts. I love your new pics on the top of your page.
The first pic in this post, its a type of squash right? I see them every time I go to the farmers market but have never been brave enough to try them. How do you cook and serve them?
Your veggies are awe-inspiring! So are your kids.
Your pictures are wonderful, Julie… all of them! That currant juice made my mouth water!
YUMMY! Like I asked Stellas_Terra, when is dinner?
RYC: Thanks and will be looking out for the book!
Baby…is that a salted glass with your surreal currant juice and lime??!?!?!?
Wow!!!!! (-:
Great perspective on your shiny veggies!
crunchy: actually it’s sugar, I didn’t want Roo to have that much sodium.
i… i know i’ve said this before but um
I freakin love you. You make me smile, you inspire me, …and…u frustrate my host mom
she wants you to learn spanish so she can better enjoy your page too. Cause she loves ya too. De hecho…er… in fact, she’s thinking about sending you HER kids so they can be in gordeous, happy photos too
so there. we all love you
BEsos!!
wow, Julie! your site is looking fantastic. I love all the pictures. And your veggies and juice make me drool!
seriously.. when can I move in with you??? happy monday.
You make natural whole foods look decadent!
Yum yum yum!
Wow! I’ve never seen fresh currants before. I had no idea. The yellow squash stems touching remind me of geese embracing. You have such an original p.o.v.!
Have you ever considered food photography for magazines? Seriously, you are really great at it. Always like fine art!
Who knew veggies could be so pretty.
Mmmm…yummy!
Gorgeous shots!! I especially love the last ones!
Oh that photo of Roo and her juice is priceless! If I lived near you, I’d beg to be your friend, LOL.
That all looks so yummy. I keep looking at your pictures and really wishing I were in a place where I could put in a garden. Our yard is all sand which doesn’t generate growth that well. LOL
Beautiful pictures!! Yum
just gorgeous!
Oh, and u asked me what books i was looking for… i cant remember now, but just stuff on unschooling and attachment parenting, birthing, massage, wholistic cooking… stuff of the like
your beautiful brilliant colors are making me dirt jealous… Oo i cant wait to have my garden…
BEAUTIFUL VEGGIES & I LIKE PRETTY DRINKS TOO
gorgeous veggies! pattypan squash, i love those-get them at the farmers market! i haven’t tried growing them yet, on my list though! unfortunately the deer actually ate most of my veggies off of the porch, can you believe it? guess they didn’t care about them being close to the house LOL aack. need. deer. fencing.
The currant juice is byooteeful and the look on the baby’s face is too. And I love the squashes making out! It’s LOVE in the vegetable patch!
OOH, your veggies are so shiny and beautiful! That juice looks delicious! You got skills mama!
no fair i want some!
“Out of the heart proceed . . .” Matthew 15:18-20
We begin by trusting our ignorance and calling it innocence, by trusting our innocence and calling it purity; and when we hear these rugged statements of Our Lord’s, we shrink and say – But I never felt any of those awful things in my heart. We resent what Jesus Christ reveals. Either Jesus Christ is the supreme Authority on the human heart, or He is not worth paying any attention to. Am I prepared to trust His penetration, or do I prefer to trust my innocent ignorance? If I make conscious innocence the test, I am likely to come to a place where I find with a shuddering awakening that what Jesus Christ said is true, and I shall be appalled at the possibility of evil and wrong in me. As long as I remain under the refuge of innocence I am living in a fool’s paradise. If I have never been a blackguard, the reason is a mixture of cowardice and the protection of civilized life; but when I am undressed before God, I find that Jesus Christ is right in His diagnosis.
The only thing that safeguards is the Redemption of Jesus Christ. If I will hand myself over to Him, I need never experience the terrible possibilities that are in my heart. Purity is too deep down for me to get to naturally: but when the Holy Spirit comes in, He brings into the centre of my personal life the very Spirit that was manifested in the life of Jesus Christ, viz., Holy Spirit, which is unsullied purity.
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looks refreshing!!!
Oh yum! Now I will have REM running through my head all morning… lol
ohh.. your current juice is so pretty! I’ve never tasted currants before, so now I’m intrigued! and what is the first vegetable called? I don’t believe I have ever seen them in supermarkets before.
the first squash is a patty-pan squash and tastes like zucchini.
The yellow squash look so in love… maybe it’s the air around here
And the currant drink! YUMMMM! The salt (?) and lime
Looks very purty indeed!
Everything!
Miss Roo too
yummy pics!
Looks Delish!
I fixed the mosaic pic.
my pattypans did not make it. japanese hops choked them out (and lack of water did not help).
the currant juice looks divine. ever had plum juice? i have a lot of plums and don’t need anymore jelly. i think i’ll try making some juice! thanks for the inspiration.
Beautiful!! I love the shiny colors. I can’t say I’ve ever had currant juice, either.
ok, am i losing my mind or did you do something with your post on canning? i was trying to go back and view the comments to refresh my poor pregnant memory on your juice technique and it’s gone.
Wow! You made those veggies look erotic!
mmmmmm that juice looks yummy!
You are so inspiring!
xo
oooh i like them. i’ve never had currant juice but it looks delish! i always drink black currant tea. where did you learn to make all these wonderful concoctions?
My veggies never look that good!! Have a good day
YUM!
i love the embracing crooknecks. that was beautiful. and i heart currant jelly soo much. i need to get some bushed transplanted here i think, right next to our new raspberry plants…
My aunt used to make a currant (black I think) pie or something like that and we’d eat it with either cream or Bird’s custard. So good for you. That and Rybena or however the hell you spell the stuff.
Love the pitty pans.
What is that first veggie? A pepper? A squash? It’s pretty.
Love your purty drinks.
You are soooo talented! It’s just gr8 coming to your site and see what colorful, delightful post you have made!
Yummy, yummy, yummy. I adore harvesting! Your harvest looks just gorgeous
That last pic is precious.
hi! I have been offline for quite sometime and have been missing reading your posts. I love your new pics on the top of your page.
The first pic in this post, its a type of squash right? I see them every time I go to the farmers market but have never been brave enough to try them. How do you cook and serve them?
Your veggies are awe-inspiring! So are your kids.
Your pictures are wonderful, Julie… all of them! That currant juice made my mouth water!
YUMMY! Like I asked Stellas_Terra, when is dinner?
RYC: Thanks and will be looking out for the book!
Baby…is that a salted glass with your surreal currant juice and lime??!?!?!?
Wow!!!!! (-:
Great perspective on your shiny veggies!
crunchy: actually it’s sugar, I didn’t want Roo to have that much sodium.
i… i know i’ve said this before but um
I freakin love you. You make me smile, you inspire me, …and…u frustrate my host mom
she wants you to learn spanish so she can better enjoy your page too. Cause she loves ya too. De hecho…er… in fact, she’s thinking about sending you HER kids so they can be in gordeous, happy photos too
so there. we all love you
BEsos!!
wow, Julie! your site is looking fantastic. I love all the pictures. And your veggies and juice make me drool!
seriously.. when can I move in with you???
happy monday.
You make natural whole foods look decadent!
Yum yum yum!
Wow! I’ve never seen fresh currants before. I had no idea. The yellow squash stems touching remind me of geese embracing. You have such an original p.o.v.!
Have you ever considered food photography for magazines? Seriously, you are really great at it. Always like fine art!
Who knew veggies could be so pretty.
Mmmm…yummy!
Gorgeous shots!! I especially love the last ones!
Oh that photo of Roo and her juice is priceless! If I lived near you, I’d beg to be your friend, LOL.
That all looks so yummy. I keep looking at your pictures and really wishing I were in a place where I could put in a garden. Our yard is all sand which doesn’t generate growth that well. LOL
Beautiful pictures!! Yum
just gorgeous!
Oh, and u asked me what books i was looking for… i cant remember now, but just stuff on unschooling and attachment parenting, birthing, massage, wholistic cooking… stuff of the like
your beautiful brilliant colors are making me dirt jealous… Oo i cant wait to have my garden…
BEAUTIFUL VEGGIES & I LIKE PRETTY DRINKS TOO
gorgeous veggies! pattypan squash, i love those-get them at the farmers market! i haven’t tried growing them yet, on my list though! unfortunately the deer actually ate most of my veggies off of the porch, can you believe it? guess they didn’t care about them being close to the house LOL aack. need. deer. fencing.
The currant juice is byooteeful and the look on the baby’s face is too.
And I love the squashes making out! It’s LOVE in the vegetable patch!
OOH, your veggies are so shiny and beautiful! That juice looks delicious! You got skills mama!
no fair i want some!
“Out of the heart proceed . . .” Matthew 15:18-20
We begin by trusting our ignorance and calling it innocence, by trusting our innocence and calling it purity; and when we hear these rugged statements of Our Lord’s, we shrink and say – But I never felt any of those awful things in my heart. We resent what Jesus Christ reveals. Either Jesus Christ is the supreme Authority on the human heart, or He is not worth paying any attention to. Am I prepared to trust His penetration, or do I prefer to trust my innocent ignorance? If I make conscious innocence the test, I am likely to come to a place where I find with a shuddering awakening that what Jesus Christ said is true, and I shall be appalled at the possibility of evil and wrong in me. As long as I remain under the refuge of innocence I am living in a fool’s paradise. If I have never been a blackguard, the reason is a mixture of cowardice and the protection of civilized life; but when I am undressed before God, I find that Jesus Christ is right in His diagnosis.
The only thing that safeguards is the Redemption of Jesus Christ. If I will hand myself over to Him, I need never experience the terrible possibilities that are in my heart. Purity is too deep down for me to get to naturally: but when the Holy Spirit comes in, He brings into the centre of my personal life the very Spirit that was manifested in the life of Jesus Christ, viz., Holy Spirit, which is unsullied purity.
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