A picture is worth a thousand words...
How adorable is this little guy? He's a little camera-shy though!
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Fiddlehead picking in the forest on a drizzly Tuesday |
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| Fiddlehead season is over, but not at our house! We trimmed,washed, boiled and froze the fiddleheads for yummy meals to come!   I was overjoyed to find an entire field of them alongside the highway       I hope everyone enjoyed this past week as much as I did. Here, in Barrie, it looks like yet another beautiful weather week to come. I feel blessed and thankful. How was your week? |
Love it! Love the chipmonk pic, looks like me eating that cake. All cheeks.
ReplyDeleteOh how gorgeous everyone looks!!!! I will definitely have to try the eggplant recipe; it looks fantastic---the colors and textures- WOW!!
ReplyDeleteYou girls all look so beautiful!!!!!!! 3 generations for Mother's Day---I hope it was just fantastic!!!
Love from CO,
Joann
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Popping in to say a Happy Belated Mother's Day and what a charming picture of
ReplyDeleteyour 3 generations of gorgeous gals!! All the photos are just lovely...that chipmunk is riot!! Oh, how I wish we had fiddlehead ferns growing here. Our forest is too dry, I think... Sending a big hug, Sherry xoxo
Hello sweetheart,
ReplyDeleteEverything looks wonderful and you all look so lovely and happy too.
The chipmunk is adorable and you did a great job foraging for Fiddleheads.
The Victoria Sponge and the eggplants (aubergines to us over the pond!) look delicious and I am sure they tasted even better.
I adore seafood so your din dins at The Red Lobster looks divine.
Sending you love and best wishes for a fabulous week ahead.
Love Morwenna
xoxo
Thank you for sharing the photos of your week...lovely! I had never heard of fiddlehead ferns until Sandy mentioned that she cooks them...interesting! Hope you have a wonderful, sunny and warm day! xo Laura
ReplyDeleteLove your week in pictures-- like some of the old news magazines used to do. Now you've reminded me how much I want Victoria sponge. Meanwhile I do not believe those fiddle-de-de-heads are edible. I think they are fictional creations written by Rod Serling in collaboration with Steven King. If you disappear, I know it's because they've escaped from your freezer and unfurled--around your NECK.
ReplyDeleteYour life is beautiful! xoxo
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