Earlier this week, after morning meetings, I met up with my sister-in-law, my niece and two grandnieces to make strawberry jam and pretty much chat and giggle the time away. Well, I say “making” like I was in the thick of things sweating over a hot stove stirring sugar-laden bubbling strawberries; when in reality, I was merely lending support, standing on the sidelines sipping a refreshing herbal iced tea! I think not doing all the work might be one of the benefits of growing older and having granny status. It's time to step back and let the kids do the cooking while the elders stand back and give sage advice on both the making of jam and the living of life, right? Although, to be fair, my sister-in-law was making pie crusts for the two strawberry pies that were also in the works. Fun fact – she was using my mom’s pie crust recipe – a recipe that I have never used!
Showing posts with label gardening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gardening. Show all posts
Saturday, June 13, 2015
Fruit, Flowers & Country Roads
Labels:
birdwatching,
blog,
country,
countryliving,
diary,
farm,
flowers,
gardening,
hawk,
lifestyle,
log,
mt hood,
northwest,
pacific,
planner,
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Monday, April 20, 2015
1894, a Honking Horn & a Fabulous Family Farm
You know how it is…you go to the same place on a regular
basis so that place becomes kind of commonplace to you, right? Today, I decided
to look at things a bit differently and bring you along for the adventure. Destination
– Bauman Farms.
Labels:
1894,
bauman,
family,
farm,
french prairie,
gardening,
history,
nursery,
old house,
Oregon,
pacific northwest,
travel,
willamette valley,
wine
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