Patience has never been my strong suit. We have a huge patch of transplanted black raspberry bushes (not to be confused with blackberries) from upstate New York and I know I should wait until they're truly ripe before picking them. As my husband reminded me, I shouldn't pick the berry the very first day it turns black. Better to wait a bit...but, you know I popped this one into my mouth right after the click of the camera.Are you anticipating anything fun this summer?
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Anticipation...this word needs to be in the farmers almanac! The summer harvest is coming in however the sweetest little treats are still ripping. We have a few blueberries and blackberries from the orchid but not enough for a PIE! July 4th is around the corner which is our indication that the ANTICIPATION will end in a CELEBRATION! Thank you for making our mouth water!
XO,
Renee and Angela
I see a smoothie in your future. ;)
I would not been able to wait either :)
I wouldn't have waited either. It won't be long before you will have a crop.
Have a great weekend, Michele.
Teresa
xoxo
I struggle with patience as well, I too would of have sneaking a berry as soon as a back was turned. Summer fun, not likely but will settle with spending summer packing boxes to move.
Cheers for that great weekend!
Oh, my! How delicious!
ciao from Newport Beach
nothing like anticipation. hopefully i am satisfying that need with our project today.
i too am impatient.......i would have snagged one too!
debra
I have the same "disease" - if it is not anticipation, it is curiosity, but both can be cured with instant gratification right? I have strawberries...
pve
Bad...
I never had a black raspberry. I wonder what they taste like....hmmm.
xo Terri
hahah love it!
they look so good!!!
the paintings look beautifully framed & glad prom went well!!
xoxo,
lauren
We got so many raspberries this year...hope you do too....
No good things come quickly. I find for myself gardening helps me with patience because nothing grows over night. It's cool though when you think about it that it was this little tiny seed and now it's this huge plant.
-zane
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